>>2799254Not really. The pot stand is too wide for small (=one-person) pots, so when hiking, 9/10 times, I'll use my esbit alcohol stove, even if that means having to refill and needing to wait until it starts burning properly. The Turm is just for use during farm work (where I prepare food for 2-3 people most of the time) and in case of SHTF.
>>2800892>Can someone please explain to me why nobody makes those anymore?European product safety regulations. As those stoves include a section that's above 110°C and run with inflamable, pressurized fuels, every single one would have to be checked. That'd drive costs up way to much.
MSR and it's competiitors solve that problem by having the tank as a separate component that's not heated, and declaring the burner "piping" (which is unrestricted as long as it's less than 200mm wide).
I think Machine Sich in Ukraine still makes stoves like that, though. At least that's where most gasoline burners in EU are smuggled in from.
btw, except for the burner, the other parts are pretty easy to manufacture. I know a few guys who built their own.
