>>1757793Alcohol stoves - I want to go lighter but stick to alcohol (fuel is everywhere, I can bring as much or little as I need, weight goes down as I burn more fuel).
I have a trangia kit like the one in the picture, it's obviously heavy, but it works reliably.
I tried building a tuna can stove (punch two rows of holes in an empty tuna can) but it keeps snuffing out, even with a windscreen. Have tried 4-5 times and never managed to get a boil.
So what are some in-between solutions I could try? I'm thinking:
- keep the trangia burner
- get a standalone pot stand
- get a smaller cook pot (the frying pan lid alone is heavy af)
How does this sound? Any experience with using the trangia burner standalone? What add-on products (stands etc) would you recommend?
