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	Pellet Stoves, Wood Stoves, Coal Stoves, Gas Stoves and Fireplaces, Fireplace Inserts by Harman Stove Company
		Pellet Stoves, Wood Stoves, Coal Stoves, Gas Stoves and Fireplaces, Fireplace Inserts by Harman Stove Company
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	www.harmanstoves.com (47 words)

	Penny Alcohol Backpacking Stove
		For years I have been developing a homemade ultralight backpacking stove that is lighter, heats faster, burns longer, uses less fuel, and is easier to use and build.
		I made some modifications to the wood stove and incorporated the use of the penny stove into it as well, then field tested the units at elevations from 7,000 to 14,000+ feet.
		The penny alcohol stove performed spectacularly on Mt. Whitney, but I tired to use the wood stove as much as possible to conserve the limited amount of fuel I had brought.
	www.csun.edu /~mjurey/penny.html (3803 words)

	stove. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05
		The stove was long regarded as a cooking device supplementary to the fireplace, near which it stood; its stovepipe led into the fireplace chimney.
		Early Swiss stoves of clay or brick, without chimneys, were built against the outer house wall, with an opening to the outside through which they were fueled and through which the smoke could escape.
		The Franklin stove, invented in 1743 and used for heating, was the lineal descendant of the fireplace, being at first only a portable down-draft iron fireplace that could be set into, or before, the chimney.
	www.bartleby.com /65/st/stove.html (647 words)

	Stove - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In industrial usage, stove may refer to the place where fuel is combusted before being fed to a large heat consumer such as an open hearth furnace.
		An early, and famous, example of a metal stove is the Franklin stove, a wood burning stove said to have been invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1742.
		Stoves (or ranges as they are also known) such as these are often used instead of boilers or furnaces to supply hot water and central heating to the rest of the house.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stove (2374 words)

	BACKPACKING STOVE - HOMEMADE
		The stove was designed to hold no more than 1/4 cup fuel which should be more than enough to boil water and cook food on any backpacking trip.
		Third Stove Test: Retested home-made stove; waited until the water boiled and noted time, removed the pot (leaving burner going) and then refilled the pot with cool water, placed the new pot of room temperature water on the burner, and brought the water to a boil a second time and noted this boil time.
		When a stove is used in camp, it is cold on the first time using it so using the home-made stove is a very good alternative to the Mini-Trangia 28 if only one pot of water is going to be boiled at that particular meal.
	www.backpacking.net /makegear/stove/index.html (2055 words)

	stove - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Iron stoves fueled by wood and coal have been used for hundreds of years to heat homes and are still popular...
		These stoves can burn a variety of fuels, but the most common fuel is white gas.
		Houses lacking central-heating systems are equipped with various types of portable and semiportable heating devices, many of which can be moved from...
	encarta.msn.com /encnet/refpages/search.aspx?q=stove (146 words)

	SGT Rock's Hiking H.Q. - Stove Comparisons
		A great source of homemade stove designs are found on Wings homemade stove archives.
		After reading the article at Thru-Hiker.com comparing the Triangia alcohol stove to the Snowpeak and Gaz canister stoves, I knew that a poor performer was used to test against the canister stoves.
		A Pepsi stove with a base of 1.6 ounces with a 32 ounce water bottle for fuel, would have a base of 3.1 ounces.
	hikinghq.net /stoves/stove_compare.html (1877 words)

	David Stove - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Stove was a great admirer of David Hume but thought that this argument (which some contemporary Hume scholars would hesitate to attribute to Hume) was not only fallacious but harmful in its effects, and that in fact it was one of the causes (though not the only one) of the "modern nervousness".
		Stove argued that it is a statistical truth that the great majority of the possible subsets of specified size (as long as this size is not too small) are similar to the larger population to which they belong.
		Stove also claimed that the simple Malthusian view of population that many Darwinists accept is not true of humans - humans do not continue expanding in population until they have eaten up all of their food supplies which then results in massive deaths from starvation.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/David_Stove (3491 words)

	The Pika Stove
		The cat stove by Roy Robinson is the first passive air alcohol stove I built.
		All that a passive air stove requires is an air intake pathway into the fuel bowl and an exhaust port for the flame to escape.
		Along the side of the stove top, punch a set of holes that match the top row of holes of the stove bottom so that when the top is sleeved into the bottom, the holes will line up on both top and bottom.
	users.sisqtel.net /losthiker/pikastove (3674 words)

	Wood Burning Camp Stoves - Wall Tent Stoves : Kwik Kamp
		The top of our wall tent camping stove is 10 gauge steel and is assembled with hefty "strong back" braces on the under side.
		The camp stove legs are constructed of a heavy round pipe with a course thread insert in one end.
		Because both stoves are made the same length (24" long) the side tray will fit any of the two stove sizes.
	www.kwikkamp.com /octagon-stoves.cfm (789 words)

	Eritrea Stove Efficiency Improvement Proposal
		The stove design and construction techniques are not widely known, and only a very few local ceramic shops are able to provide the ceramic fuel grates that are an integral part of the improved designs.
		By demonstrating the use and efficiency of improved efficiency stoves, and by providing a subsidy for the poorest households, it should be possible to surmount this barrier.
		The annual biomass savings from of moving to high efficiency stoves for this number of households is estimated to be from 150,000 to 300,000 tonnes of avoided biomass consumption per year.
	www.punchdown.org /rvb/mogogo/StoveEff032000.html (3197 words)

	Pellet Stoves
		The economy of pellets is due to the low cost of the materials and the efficiency of the manufacturing processes, as well as the ability for people to lock in an entire year of fuel costs before the beginning of the heating season.
		Pellet stoves are efficient home heaters thanks to state-of-the-art technology that helps control the fuel-to-air ratio within the stove and ensures almost complete combustion of the fuel.
		Once the stove is operating, an automated feed system delivers the wood pellets into a burn chamber within the stove where combustion air is forced through the fire creating a mini furnace.
	www.stovesandspas.com /resource_center/pellet_stoves.php (561 words)

	Installing a Wood Stove
		Wood stoves are a great way to bring warmth, ambience, and relief from heating bills to your home, but they must be properly sized and installed to provide safe, efficient heat.
		The distance from the stove connection to the flue is measured in preparation for the stove pipe.
		Stoves are rated by the amount of heat they put out.
	www.bobvila.com /HowTo_Library/Installing_a_Wood_Stove-Fireplaces_and_Wood_Stoves-A1766.html (799 words)

	PCTHiker.com: Pepsi-G Stove Assembly Instructions
		If and only if the bottom section of the stove will be made from a 12 oz can, cut 8 vertical evenly spaced slits in the side wall to a depth of 3 mm (1/8 in) from the shoulder of the can.
		The stove should be 40 mm (1 9/16 in) in height.
		Invert the stove, put a weight on top (e.g., can of soup) and let the epoxy cure for at least 5 hr before proceeding to STEP 7 or at least 15 hr before proceeding to STEP 8.
	www.pcthiker.com /pages/gear/pepsiGstoveinstruct.shtml (6410 words)

	NASD: Home Heating with Wood
		Remember, wood stoves that are not airtight or that are inserted in a fireplace will not provide as much useful heat as an airtight stove placed where it can radiate or circulate heat in all directions.
		Heat distribution from wood stoves can be improved in some houses by operating the fan on the main heating unit, such as a heat pump, when the wood stove is being used.
		When selecting a stove, also weigh the improved efficiency, and thereby lower wood requirement, of the airtight stove versus the nonairtight, which is lower priced.
	www.cdc.gov /nasd/docs/d001201-d001300/d001235/d001235.html (1945 words)

	Zen Alcohol Stoves - Basic TopBurner Alcohol Stove
		Top burning alcohol stoves are generally dependable and easy to operate, just light and wait for your food or water to heat up.
		One of the most popular style of homemade alcohol stoves around is based on Scott Henderson's Pepsi Stove.
		Twenty-four jets were drilled around the outer base of the circular ridge on top of the stove, with a #71 drill (about needle size).
	zenstoves.net /BasicTopBurner.htm (875 words)

	Woodstove Pipes - Installation Information
		Stove pipes are the long cylindrical metal tube that allows air and particulate (smoke particles) to escape.
		Stovepipes that pass through ceilings, closets or outside a building constitute a fire risk and should be avoided or you need to purchase quality chimney liners to prevent heat and smoke problems.
		Be aware of the relative placement of combustive materials within near stove pipes and the wood stoves.
	www.fireplacesandwoodstoves.com /wood-stoves/wood-stove-pipes.aspx (396 words)

	Antique Stoves,History of stoves
		Around 1760, ten-plate stoves, similar to, but larger than, six-plate stoves were made having four more plates that form a oven and two hinged doors.
		The manufacture of cook stoves and ranges flourished during the latter half of the nineteenth century, as few houses were built with fireplaces.
		They are similar in design to the six-plate stoves of the eighteenth century, but are lighter and more finely cast because of advancements in technology.
	www.antiquestoves.com /history.htm (254 words)

	Don Johnston's Alcohol Stove
		This stove out performs the Esbit in boil time and is equal in weight of fuel required to boil 16 oz of water.
		Sealing the stove with epoxy to obtain more control, the paper punch holes in the burner, number of ports and port locations along with refinements into a complete easy to light system were my ideas.
		The stove YOU construct is unproved and experimental and I strongly recommend you test your stove in a safe test environment taking all precautions to protect life and property should something-go wrong.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /photonstove/stove/HighPerfAlcoholStove.html (4103 words)

	Zen and the Art of the Alcohol Stove
		The alcohol stove is really a great option for lightweight backpackers and has many advantages over other cook systems, but may not be suitable for every backpacker or situation.
		These stoves incorporate ventilation similar to a Bunsen burner to facilitate mixing of oxygen with fuel as air is "sucked" into the stove by the low pressure field created by an updraft from the burning fuel.
		These stoves generally must be preheated by burning a small amount of fuel at the base or on top of the stove.
	zenstoves.net /Stoves.htm (2498 words)

	Kni-Co Stoves, sheepherder's stove, (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kni-Co stoves are also known as a sheepherder's stove.
		Kni-Co Stove Alaskan and Packer models are both made from 22 gauge cold rolled steel to resist warpage.
		Stove pipe size going through wall tent roof is approximately 4 3/4", and 4" at top of stove pipe.
	www.packsaddleshop.com /KniCoStove.html (532 words)

	Cat_Stove
		It wasn't the prettiest or the lightest stove there but it did boil one cup of water the fastest in 2 minutes, 24 seconds.
		Like the original tuna can alcohol stove, it will bring two cups of water to a boil in about 5 minutes, has no moving parts and will fit inside your cook pot.
		Use pure alcohol, either alcohol stove fuel, shellac thinner, or fuel line antifreeze (not radiator antifreeze!) Read the label to be sure it is 100 percent denatured alcohol.
	royrobinson.homestead.com /Cat_Stove.html (1880 words)

	David Stove, Philosopher
		If he wasn't the greatest philosopher of the century, Stove was certainly the funniest and most dazzling defender of common sense.
		Stove's work on induction has been continued by Scott Campbell of Nottingham University.
		Robert Stove, son of David Stove; his website, with information on his articles and his book The Unsleeping Eye: A Brief History of Secret Police and Their Victims.
	web.maths.unsw.edu.au /~jim/davidstove.html (527 words)

	Alcohol Stove
		The stove in use photo was taken just as the stove got hot, and the flames were not up to full height.
		The stove is a cup with an insert that goes almost to the bottom.
		When re-filling the stove be sure the fire is completely out and the stove is cool -- thus avoiding an unexpected ignition of the stove.
	home.att.net /~ofuzzy1/alcohol.htm (2497 words)

	Cobra's Stove (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Photon stove has just one large chamber, a ring of jets along the rim, and small hole in the center of the stove through which one pours the fuel.
		The stove sits on a priming dish which burns just a few drops of fuel, just enough to heat the fuel in the stove to the point where vapor begins exiting through the jets along the stove's rim.
		To prime the stove, I dribble a several drops (5-7) of fuel near the edge of the priming dish, swirl the fuel around the inner edge of the dish, place the stove in the center, and light priming dish.
	www.boblog.org /at/cobrastove.htm (3669 words)

	The Backpacking Stove, Cookware & The Water Filter
		As always, there are many types of stoves to choose from but there are certain types that work better for most scouts.
		Backpacking stoves come in a variety of sizes -- from lightweight micro-stoves that fit in your pocket to two-burner platforms that barely fit in your trunk.
		Can be disconnected from their fuel supply - Many stoves can be unhooked from external fuel bottles for easier storage in your backpack and less chance of breakage.
	home.earthlink.net /~barbmurray/cooking.htm (1893 words)

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