Quick Fuel question: Svea 123

[oops56]

Anyways, I had nothing better to do today in my office. So I tested the Svea to see what it could do.




The test was 2 cups of water starting at 48 degrees to 212 degrees.


I took this pic right after I placed the pot of water on it. I should have let the stove warm up just a tad more before I did that.


It took 5 minutes, 14 seconds to bring to full boil. The original aluminum cup that comes with the Svea is not that useful, so I went and invested 8 dollars in a "Camping Gaz Globe Trotter" pot set. Its the perfect size for the Svea.

do not leave the key in stove when burning or you find out the hard way

[steamjam]

do not leave the key in stove when burning or you find out the hard way

Yep. Figured that out already. ow....

[zelph]

If you take the key out you'll lose it. We all know what happens if you lose the key

[oops56]

If you take the key out you'll lose it. We all know what happens if you lose the key

not if the chain is there like it should be

[zelph]

3rd photo from the top shows chain disconected from stove. He's gonna lose it

[oops56]

3rd photo from the top shows chain disconected from stove. He's gonna lose it

yup us old guys have to learn the young ones

[steamjam]

Yeah I removed the key from the stove and it now serves as a key fob for my motorcycle keys since the stove will be used on motorcycle trips. As long as I don't lose my keys...

[zelph]

Are you going to polish it and make it pretty? (the stove)

[steamjam]

Are you going to polish it and make it pretty? (the stove)

Nah.

[zelph]

That's good. The vintage look gives it character