Donec tempor consequat massa, convallis luctus nibh tristique sit amet. Maecenas et ligula maximus, tempor sapien vitae, malesuada quam. Pellentesque nec turpis interdum, iaculis quam non, tempus turpis. Donec id condimentum dui, sed venenatis libero. Nunc dapibus vel mi ut placerat. Nunc eget orci faucibus, imperdiet nulla eget, tincidunt ligula. Sed suscipit leo sollicitudin, laoreet enim at, vehicula ligula. Nulla finibus vel lacus et lacinia. Morbi varius nulla eget risus scelerisque lobortis. Duis scelerisque molestie nulla ac vehicula. Sed elementum ex a libero venenatis, at dictum eros porttitor. Nullam nunc mi, accumsan id elementum a, dignissim in libero. Nam a volutpat felis. Phasellus fermentum imperdiet consequat. Suspendisse luctus dignissim nisl et pulvinar. Donec ornare feugiat scelerisque. Pellentesque eget risus massa. Nam in orci eget nunc elementum pharetra. Donec eget lorem odio. Donec neque erat, laoreet nec rhoncus ut, bibendum vitae turpis. Morbi finibus, quam non pulvinar lobortis, lorem sapien commodo erat, vel efficitur massa dui sed nisl. In at dictum nulla. Nulla aliquam metus rhoncus ipsum efficitur, nec eleifend ipsum hendrerit. Sed aliquet dui id enim lacinia, non laoreet sem varius. Think also of the bullet and frag issues, bulk and/or individual carriage - Hexe can ignite and will burn, liquid alcohol can explode/fireball - which would you rather have in your webbing?! IMHO as a bushcraft/camping stove its a reasonable system, tactically/mil use the gel tabs would be better if enlarged. First of all its not (all) about squaddies drinking the (neat) alcohol, (In my day!) Brit squaddies drank beer - lots of it! (We left recovering neat alcohol from aircraft anti-freeze and boot polish to the Warsaw Pact personnel!)

FireDragon Fuel Blocks - BCB International Ltd

Periodically we receive offers of vintage ESSE stoves and cookers for the museum and this particular exhibit is perhaps one of the most intriguing.

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FireDragon – Natural BioFuel Alcohol Gel - Wild Stoves FireDragon – Natural BioFuel Alcohol Gel - Wild Stoves

I have it on good authority that the fuel wasn't tested on the new cooker but on the old MK1 BCB version designed to fit under a mug and not the one to be issued.

The fire breathing dragon wood burning stove also includes 4 bolt-down anchor bolt lugs, which fit perfectly into the dragon wood stove’s frame so you can fasten it safely and securely to the ground.

FireDragon can be used in multi-fuel outdoor cooking stoves, and excellent for charcoal barbecues, as well as indoor ethanol fireplaces. In January 2015 ESSE installers delivered a cooker to a house in mid-Wales. The customers wanted to replace the existing ESSE they had ‘inherited’ with this lovely old cottage. All our SilverFire stoves can be top-lit or bottom lit. We find top lighting the stove is most efficient, cleaner and easier than bottom lighting our stoves. The fuel pile can burn downward like a candle and it is easier to light in this fashion. Simply take stove fuel (small logs, kindling, etc...), and place in the combustion chamber with smaller tinder on top. Open the damper the first several minutes. Top light tinder, it's that easy. Retard damper after fire established.

Fire Dragon Multi-Fuel Cooker | GO Outdoors Fire Dragon Multi-Fuel Cooker | GO Outdoors

Always burn well-seasoned wood in your wood stove. Burning wood that hasn’t been well-seasoned can decrease the quality of your fire and cause it to be “smoky.” Smokier fires produce more soot build upon the glass. Try burning harder woods like oak, cherry, or walnut, and avoid burning woods known for their higher sap content. There’s nothing quite like a beautiful wood stove fire during the colder seasons. Soot build up on wood stove glass can decrease the visual appeal of a wood stove fire, and it can become rather laborious to have to constantly clean the glass every time you have a fire. You may choose to wear gloves handling chimney pipe assembly or disassembly. All chimney pipe suppliers recommend gloves to prevent cutting fingers when handling thinly walled chimney pipe edges, which can be sharp. IMHO the SAT is by far the most versatile set (even when compared with the Crusader and Pathfinder sets) - especially should (logistics supplied) fuel run out, but militarily such an attribute comes at the bottom of the pile when compared to the other aspects.

Our testing results are softwoods burn about 1 hour & 1/2 with heat radiating to about 2 hours maximum. Dry hardwood significantly improves the duration of the burn. Recent dense hardwood testing resulted in a 4-hour burn with very prolonged smoldering and just fine ash as end product due to efficient secondary combustion. So anticipate a 2 - 4 hour burn maximum duration of burn when stoking the firebox with hardwood and less with softwood species. Density and species will provide variable results.