I am looking at making a purchase of either a Littlbug Junior or a Solo Stove. Wanted to use it with something like an Alpkit MytiMug 650. Your thoughts please?
Littlbug Junior & Solo Stove - Thoughts On Purchase?
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Different beasts in my mind - the solo is a woodgas burner where as the Littlebug is really just a pot stand. That's not being derogatory mind as I like the simplicity. I've not used the Solo but have used a couple of other woodgas burners, they are good fun and I like the one I have but it's quite a bit of faff to get it going well and a bit tricky to recharge with a pot on (this looks less of an issue with Littlebug). Also it takes up the whole of my billy (Mors Pot) with not a lot of room for anything else where as the Littlebug looks like it breaks down very efficiently.
Between the two I'm pushed towards the simplicity of the Littlebug, sure it's less efficient than a woodgas but TBH that's not really an issue as fuel is usually plentiful.
Between the two I'm pushed towards the simplicity of the Littlebug, sure it's less efficient than a woodgas but TBH that's not really an issue as fuel is usually plentiful.
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If your looking at getting the solo Stove I'd save your self £50 and get one of these http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Wood-Gas-Alcohol-Burning-Outdoor-Camping-Picnic-BBQ-Stove-Cooker-Stainless-Steel-/291637159651?nav=SEARCH
There's not a right lot of difference in how they work abd at least you can see if it's for you without spending loads. The eBay one does fit nicely into a solo pot 1800 which makes for a nice wood fired cookset.
There's not a right lot of difference in how they work abd at least you can see if it's for you without spending loads. The eBay one does fit nicely into a solo pot 1800 which makes for a nice wood fired cookset.
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