Links
Articles
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Websites
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Discussion
forums
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Professional
vendors
Articles
G.
LaMar
Kirby's
build-your-own-alcohol-stove
page
A
nice
and
detailed
description
of
how
to
build
an
alcohol
stove.
Kerosene
burners
who
exploded
due
to
bad
kerosene
A
disturbing
story
of
what
can
happen
when
kerosene
is
mixed
with
petrol.
Sondre
Danielsen's
Homemade
Stove
An
awesome
homemade
pressure
kerosene
stove.
The
author
claims
that
it
boils
a
whole
litre
of
water
in
2
minutes!
The
text
is
in
Norwegian,
but
the
pictures
are
very
impressive.
Websites
Gear
Guy
The
Gear
Guy
in
Outside
Online,
Douglas
Gantenbein,
is
one
of
Internet's
most
dependable
oracles
on
camping
stoves.
Super
Shioshio's
Room
A
FANTASTIC
collection
of
stoves!
And
there's
pictures
of
every
one
of
them!
http://www.ultralightbackpacker.com/
This
well-traveled
guy
could
climb
mountains
with
no
more
gear
than
what
would
find
room
in
a
sherpa's
cap
-
and
that
is
the
kind
of
trip
he
goes
on.
Classic
Camp
Stoves
Ross
Mellow
has
created
this
gorgeous
website.
Full
of
links,
pics
and
information!
The
best
item
is
possibly
the
Primus
dating
table;
the
second
best
the
discussion
forum.
Pressure
Lamps
Unlimited
Alan
W.
Moore
collects
pressure
lamps
and
not
stoves,
but
the
two
kerosene-burning
products
are
similar
in
many
aspects
and
naturally
many
companies
would
manufactore
both.
His
manufacturer
list
contains
much
interesting
information
also
for
stove
collectors.
The
Lightweight
Backpacker
An
interesting
site,
with
a
make-your-own-stove
section
worth
checking
out.
Outdoor
Review
A
good
set
of
stove
reviews
at
this
link.
Suwabe's
Museum
Yutaka
Suwabe's
(Japanese-language
only)
site
is
full
of
very
good
pictures
stove.
Wide
selection
of
models,
too.
Wings,
the
home-made
stove
archives
A
VERY
cute
site
with
a
heap
of
recipes
for
sites
you
too
can
build.
Gasoline
/
Kerosene
Pressure
Lamps
&
Lanterns.
Shinzo
Kono
has
made
this
site,
writing
in
excellent
English.
Many
good
pics,
and
the
best
how-to
description
of
stove
restoral
on
the
whole
Internet!
The
Handi
Virtual
Museum
Albert
White
has
collected
more
Handi
items
than
probably
anyone
else,
and
topped
it
off
with
aqcuiring
the
remains
of
the
company.
Ross
Mellows
and
I
helped
him
build
this
site.
Terrence
Marsh'
Lamp,
Iron
and
Stove
Pages
Terrence's
long
established
website
is
well
known
to
Internet-savvy
collectors
of
all
things
kero
and
it's
high
time
his
link
was
added.
Discussion
forums
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/primus-stoves_and_tilley-lamps
I
found
this
one
on
the
Egroups
(now
Yahoo)
discussion
network.
20
members,
almost
daily
postings.
Looks
good.
Sopme
overlap
with
the
Classic
Camp
Stoves
discussion
forum.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/coleman
Awesome
220-member
discussion
list
of
Coleman
lamps
and
stoves.
Professional
vendors
A
&
H
Enterprises
These
guys
are
the
only
North-American
service
center
for
Optimus
and
Svea.
http://www.huntnhound.co.uk/
Hunt'n'Hound
is
a
fascinating
antique
finding
service
in
the
UK,
run
by
Pete
Wilson.
De
Bloeitijd
Created
by
Bart
J.
Meijer
and
Anders
Willman.
Bart
sells
new
and
used
stoves,
lamps
and
blowlamps
at
reasonable
prices.
Many
nice
pics
and
unusual
stoves.
Base-Camp
This
British
site
is
my
first
choice
for
shopping
stove
parts
online.
Mike,
the
owner,
specialises
in
getting
parts
for
new,
old
and/or
obsolete
stoves
like
Tilley,
Primus,
Hipolito,
Monitor,
Radius
etc. |
