Originally Posted by
sprocketss
Madkaw said
While my Primus OmniFuel II Stove is on the way. The Solo Stove is an elegant solution that I might also consider. My only concern for the Solo Stove, in my cursory reading, the Solo Stove appears to be good at boiling water, but perhaps does not have the control required for more complicated meals?
BTW, thanks for the tip regarding "heat exchanger pots".
Control is better than you'd think as the amount of fuel in the chamber at any given time is quite small. You control temperature by feeding fuel. It does require more attention than a liquid fueled stove. To some that is a negative; I kind of like it. I enjoy cooking and even when camping I pay attention to what I'm doing.