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影片做得很好，我就現在住在這個車子裡，我覺得你的介紹很不錯！

是不是用一半蠟就好，可以不用拉絲

Has anyone tried to put a round piece of metal smaller than the diameter of the stove after it gets hot, which allows the heat to be placed on the burner hole and make it hotter?

I ran this test with a couple of Trangia TR-B25 spirit burners. One TR-B25 was modified as per the video. The tests were run using a Trangia 27 storm cooker, a stainless steel kettle, 550ml of 66F water, 30ml of alcohol per run. The water was brought to a boil (time recorded), and then left to burn until the flame was gone. The unmodified burner boiled the water in 5:40 and continued to burn until 9:05. The modified burner boiled water in 7:40, and continued to produce useful flame until 14:45. Observations: The modified burner produced a hot blue flame immediately. The unmodified burner burned more intensely (blue, yellow and orange flame), heating the water more quickly, at the expense of being less efficient in its burn. My overall conclusion is that the modified Trangia TR-B25 burns less intensely, but burns the fuel more completely, thus using more of the total energy available in the fuel. The tradeoff in boil time is a compromise I'm more than willing to accept. I tend to use my Trangia for cooking more often than I use it specifically to heat water.

Blue flame indicates complete combustion. The yellow flame is caused by Carbon from incomplete combustion, this is not only less efficient but leads to Carbon build up on the pans and burner.

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but what with boiling time???

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这个燃烧测试有失偏颇，得看烧水的效率

A bit of a no brainer there? The ‘modified’ has a much better burn, I’d be happier with that neat blue flame every time. Then the burn time is much longer too. Of course there is the question of which flame will be the hottest , so perhaps a boil test is required and to reduce the flame there is a ‘simmer ring’, supplied. So, some great innovation here, but it may be to solve a problem, that doesn’t exist. Great fun though, an interesting vid. Thanks.

This shows it burns slower. For a measure of efficiency we need something like time to boil a set volume of water.

I don't care what modification you make the energy density doesn't change it is and always will be 21.1MJ/L. So you haven't improved efficiency you've merely slowed the burn rate.

Nice but it probably would be too wide for say your Snow Peak 450ml mug, right?

Very interesting modification. As others mentioned I'd also like to see the practical application test visa vis a water boil.

As could be seen from the video, the maximum output is somewhat lower. Also, considering that the trangia has a simmer ring which works very well, this mod doesnt really make that much sense.

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nice mode! question any link for this fire retardant cotton tape?

Nice

I will go for this for the cleaner burn, so I can use safer 90% alcohol without much soot build up. Do not thing the boil time make a big difference in actual usage.

Without a doubt the very worst DIY channel on UA-cam. Pointless projects poorly done. Cringingly awkward every step of the way.

Is there a reduction in sooting up a pot? A test of water boiling? I would think so, less yellow flames?

How does it perform with a simmer cap, say at 1/2 open?

This can burn hot enough to damage the seams of the spirit burner.

Is there any risk of explosion after modification?

This is one cool test fella. What I am wondering if you could do a test with kerosene heaters and make a stainless circular mesh chimney inside the top part of the unit ?? I bet this would happen to the kero heater too. Maybe a video Sir ? Thanks

I'm thinking if the manufacture could improve efficiency, they would have already.

Very nice

Seven magic mountains ~ so colorful!

請問 一開始化妝棉用融化凡士林效果會比較好嗎

People are ignoring the fact that the modified Trangia had more of “BLUE FLAME”…..I don’t think you know that a blue flame is also a hotter flame…it boils water quickly….since you can close the Trangia with fuel inside, it makes this much more efficient for boiling or quick heating of food…

where did you get the bottles?

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I think a real world test in the wind with two pots of water is required.

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prefect idea for caring a bunch of spices for camping. Any one have weather profe spice containers that will fit in a shot gun belt ? Or the link to these containers ?

Given that the laws of thermodynamics state that energy cannot be created or destroyed, what you have done here is prolonged the time it takes to to burn a given amount of fuel by decreasing the burn rate and btu output of the stove, thus crating a less efficient stove that will take longer to cook or boil anything you put on it.

Dude, it looks like you've been listening to too much Kingdom Hearts because that design looks simple and clean!

Can i use a fire rope instead?

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Hey there, keep up with your good work and enjoy life! Thanks sharing the update!

Happy Hollidays mate, I imagine you'll get a lot of fun out of this setup! I don't know why this was randomly recommended me but I'd recognise that layout anytime; P1 Sega, right? Good choice IMO, kinda makes me sad Sony deprecated all my sticks with this layout; what kind of hardware are you running if you don't mind me asking? For example does this have a dedicated computer and if so what kind of specs did you target?

Classy job, best UCO candle replacement I've seen yet! 👍

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Wrap the metal filter with the help of a wood without cutting the metal filter and then place other materials inside. it will work more efficiently. the heated metal will vaporise your fuel by transmitting the heat to the al regions. my guess is that it will work more efficiently. I like your work. I will experience it.

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While everyone is engaged in discussions about water heating tests, what really catches my attention is the pure blue flame, signaling enhanced efficiency and notably without the irksome soot.I'm also curious about why fire cotton and steel wool are used beneath the mesh at all! I can't help but wonder if it might be more prudent to use stainless steel wire wool, given that the non-stainless version tends to corrode severely when exposed to water or oxygen in general. I'm sure that the heat produced in a stove only accelerates this oxidation, and it likely wouldn't be a pleasant sight beneath the fire cotton in this setup after just a single use. Opting for stainless steel wire wool might be the more sensible choice. Still, I'm uncertain about the precise reason for using wire wool and fireproof cotton! Could it be to establish a more uniform evaporation surface in the fuel pit and also to slow down the combustion process? What would actually happen if you were to use Platinum Embers instead of fireproof cotton? Theoretically, this could lead to an increase in the chemical reaction and subsequently, the heat, wouldn't it?

Congratulations on your channel and content. What software do you use to design the patterns? Thanks and best regards