LTS, those look real well built, deffinetly let us know how they work for you on your hunting trip... will you be using it for heating as well as cooking or for just a cooking application?
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I'll have to check into one of those. It has a good draft. I normally dig out a one by two hole in the ground with one end open, and put a grate on it but some parks won't let you dig. I have a Magma Marine kettle I might convert into one.
LTS, those look real well built, deffinetly let us know how they work for you on your hunting trip... will you be using it for heating as well as cooking or for just a cooking application?
By design, this rocket "cooking" stove has very low CO2 and particulate emissions...
...and could be used in a semi-ventilated indoor cooking situation, as found in third world countries.
There are rocket stove models that'll cook and provide indoor "heating" more efficiently and safely...
...without those in the back of our mind asphyxiation/being smoked out concerns:
Honestly I see nothing to rave about pertaining to these stoves. If you could adjust it some how by regulateing the oxigen then maybe it would have merit or possibilitys.
It appears you have to keep it loaded up with sticks that burn up perty quick..........
Thats a lot of bending over to gather up sticks.
But if you can regulate the fire say like a Buck stove then you might have something.
But I would'nt want to lug it around camping cause it's nasty.
Buy a grate and build a camp fire and use bigger pieces of wood and leave them little sticks for one of the 3 pigs...A.H
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Last edited by ArkansasHunter; 10-09-2009 at 08:47 AM.
Cooking Salmon Fillets on the ole Rocket Stove 
