Camping Multi-fuel Stove Split System Liquid or Gas Fuel

Some friends had the small gas stoves that just sit on top of the canister and I really wanted one. After doing some research I found this which said it could use gas or liquid fuels in the same stove. I wasn't sure how it would work and there were no reviews for it so I was more that just a little apprehensive. It was made in china by some no name company and was $70, I almost didn't buy it. I'm so glad I did.Out of the box its sturdy and seems well designed and built. First thing I did was run out and get some white gas to make sure that the liquid fuel system was ok. There isn't a lot of instructions or paperwork with it but I know how to use liquid stoves and there are videos all over youtube. Went to the back yard with a 3 quart pot of water and threw it on. It was very stable no wobbles or feeling like it was over loaded and it was boiling in no time. The next week I made lunch for 3 guys with the gas canister in the mountains snowboarding and it was a champ. The liquid system pulls off completely so you don't have to worry about the smell and mess if you don't want to. When its folded up its narrower than the 220g canisters and only slightly taller. Unless you're into ultra light packing this is the stove for you. Its cheaper than almost any MSR stove and feels more stable than any under $100. All around a great find, everyone who sees it wants one.

The product is ment to be a multi-fuel stove and I have tested it with gas and karosene.I have not tried with gasoline.It butns gas to minus 18 degrees Celsius without any problems, as long as the gas container is kept above the stove. But it does not burn any good with korosene. It burns karosene with a large and yellow flame.Hose connection in the pump is not threaded and sealed with a gasket as expected, but just pushed together without any gasket. it leaks when pressure is pumped into the bottle and the pressure disappears in seconds.Gasoline might be dangerous due to possible leakage.It is recommended to disassemble this parts and seal with a composite adhesive.After sealing with composite it still not burn karosene as expected.Perhaps a finer nozzle would help.Nozzle size recomanded for gas: 4.5, gasoline: 3.7 and karosene: 2.8Low price, but not recomanded as main stove for outdoor activity.

The stove seems nice. It is as heavy duty as any of the others. It lit the first time and burns well. BE AWARE the pump that come with this for the fuel bottle is a POS! It leaks fuel when under pressure. You will need to buy a better pump.

Camping Multi-fuel Stove Split System Liquid or Gas Fuel I bought one of these and a fuel pump, NOTE the pump will fit the MSR fuel bottles but the pump is not worth buying it's cheaply made.I bought a Primus Ergo Fuel pump and worked perfect on this stove.A few things to note this stove is a Bomber and sounds like one as well, I have dropped it a few times and never had parts break off it fires right up White fuel,Isobutane canisters or the Butane spray paint can type with the Chines Adapter.With the Canisters the great thing is you can invert them in cold weather due to the Stainless steel evaporation tube on this stove, one thing to note is to tighten the hose to the stove well its not the greatest hose and it will leak if not tightened also the compression fittings are thin Aluminum and if they get hot the rubber hose under the braided cover will slip right out, (Never had this happen on this stove but I did experiment on another stove where it got extremely hot and pulled right off..Forget Kerosene Fuel even with the smaller jet, it's just not worth the frustration.All in all I have used this thing in many conditions and has never failed me, melts snow boils water and simmers if blocked from the wind properly, comes apart easy and easy to maintain.