Just braggin .. pay no attention :) ( you know you got to click it now dontcha? )

Myal

Myal

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Having one of *those* days when everything goes wrong .. sinus infection , headache , seriously over perfumed old darlins at the doctors office making breathing a chore .. get home to find I got mail ... something I totally forgot about

so spent a little while removing plastic and bingo !! got me a new toy


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I got me a fireant :) kinda excited about it , havent lit it up yet , just had to brag some lol , let ya know how it goes when the anti snot medication kicks :)
 
Sparked it up ... took a little bit of coaxing ,but that was my bad for not using fine enough tinder ..

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Got it going OK , enough to stick a cup on it to heat up it is actually amazingly easy to get going
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ok first time using this cup to heat anything .. and first time using the stove too :) we no longer virgins
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in what seemed like a minute , or maybe two .. just long enough to stuff some sticks in anyway ... its boiling pretty good
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job done ... plenty of fire left too , barely got the sticks alight I just poked in ...
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Coffee didnt atually have time to stop steaming before the stove is cooled enough to hold
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I love this little stove , it is tiny , it is not sort on heat output tho ... it packs a punch .. love it :)
I highly recommend it . Go get one .

( No I am not affiliated with emberlit .. they do make good gear tho )
 
Good to hear Myal...I've been patiently awaiting mine as well. It's always nice for the small things to cheer up a bad day...Thanks for the tease :D

ROCK6
 
Sweet deal man. I have the regular Ti Emberlit, and love it. May have to check these out.
 
That is a nice looking little stove.
If you don't mind me asking, where did you get it from and how much?
 
Hope you getting to feeling better soon. I really like Korean food, and if you get some their spicy soup it will definitely help open up those sinuses!:p

I haven't been camping in years, so I can't justify a purchase like this, but these definitely seem like a good investment for those that spend a lot of time outdoors.
 
Nice, great pictures. There is a bad virus going around hear. It's head and throat respiratory virus, it's putting children and the elderly in the hospital. My son got it, I got it, and my wife got it. She's going through chemotherapy and this is very bad time for this.

I love the stove, light compact durable.
 
I was thinking about this some ... this may well be a historic post :) , its got to be one of the first , if not the first one of these in Australia ..

Emberlit gear is found here : http://www.emberlit.com/en/

This particular stove tho is new .. there was a kick starter campaign to get them off the ground , I chipped in a couple times first cos it was a good idea , second , a lot more and because there was a lot of goodies that came with it .. and I dont just buy these in singles anyway .. something this good you got to share around , so I got one for family . I will definitely , definitely be buying more , they fold flat , wallet size , they get a LOT of heat from a tiny amount of fuel .. when youre looking at kindling .. and sizing up the coal bed itll make ... from *kindling* ... you know its efficient .

whatever .. this may be a historic occasion lol

The actual guy behind these stoves is a forumite I believe , but I am in no shape to try to begin spelling his name . ( Sorry mate )

Im one happy ( if a little flu infected ) camper at the moment .. these are a good thing , worth sharing about . little bit more tequila , few more antibiotics , and Ill be fine in no time .
 
I really wished I had seen the kick starter for this. I would have been all over it. I missed out and am now stuck waiting for a general release I guess :(

Nice review. I can't wait to score one.
 
My interest is also with dual use of the horizontal slots for a Trangia alcohol stove. I use a similar set up that is lighter for my distance backpacking (it's the Bushbuddy gasification stove along with a compact titanium alcohol stove); allows you to use natural fuel for optimum conditions or use alcohol when conditions suck or you're just too tired to scrounge up natural fuel.

As a LNT instructor, these leave no markings and ashes can be spread for minimal impact.

ROCK6
 
The Warrior said:
Sweet deal man. I have the regular Ti Emberlit, and love it. May have to check these out.
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Same version here. Nice review by the OP but I'm not interested in going smaller. The original packs flat as a pancake in its bag. I want more, not less heat, in winter. The great land of Oz has different climactic considerations than were I bushwhack.
 
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