Re: new member, interested in small stove

Eric, that stove looks interesting...I will have to give it some 
thought. There are some advantages to a gas bottle as you pointed 
out. I will say, that I am not looking to cook in real adverse 
situations, just want more confidence I am not going to tip the stove 
over,etc...if there is some chop. Wonder if I could have something 
hooked on to the hanging system to keep it steady? Like a couple 
bungee cords...but wouldn't want them to burn loose...

Bruce


--- In BackpackingLight-F5Bj5G+ccuY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Kammerer, Eric" 
<Eric.Kammerer@xxxx> 
wrote:
> How about something like the MSR Superfly Ascent?
> 
> http://www.msrcorp.com/stoves/superfly_ascent.asp
> 
> It's propane, so no spilling fuel (which could happen with solid 
fuels
> also). It's supported from above, so it should stay relatively 
level even in
> swells. Not too sure I would like any stove in heavy seas. For that
> situation, maybe you could use chemical toe heaters or something.
> 
> Keep in mind, I'm not into sailing, it's been a long time since 
I've been at
> sea. Your judgment is probably far better than mine...
> 
> Eric