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backcountry stoves

STOVE TYPES

There are four types of stove: Multi-fuel: Liquid and multifuel stoves burn almost any flammable fuel – including white gas, kerosene and even regular canister gas. They are environmentally friendly, as fuel bottles can be re-used. Canister stoves: Simple, convenient and inexpensive to run and maintain.

High-performance models have a regulator which provides consistent output for the life of the canister and improved efficiency in alpine or cold environments. Gas canisters must be punctured before recycling at a waste management centre.

Personal cooking systems: These stoves use a specially designed pot that attaches directly to the burner. All

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