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Old 04-21-09 | 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by bikiola
beautiful!! i like the look of that whitebox stove -- but how does it compare to the brasslite? i need to buy something (and do not have the tools like you!) and was wondering between the two of those..
i have the larger Whitebox and the Brasslite Turbo IID... both these stoves require a pot with a 5-inch+ bottom... the Brasslite (as you know) can simmer, while the semi-pressurized sideburners cook steadily until the fuel is exhausted..

both self-support pots; the Whitebox comes with wind screen and priming plate (foil), and sometimes [if you buy from the builder] includes a fuel bottle...

i got my Brasslite for $30 (at the source) and my Whitebox for $15.96 (on sale at the time from campsaver)

if i were looking for a smaller stove for making hot water during short cycling excursions, i'd go homebrew, the new Whitebox Solo, or the Brasslite Turbo ID (as they're smaller stoves)

i also have an earlier effort alcohol stove that is much smaller than the one here - it's good for boiling 8 oz of water in three minutes
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