Thanks for watching! - Hayden

Great to hear yours is still going! Can't beat these old stoves! Thanks for watching - Hayden

Absolutely! Works perfect! - Hayden

Sounds like a great tip! I'll be sure to give that a go! Thanks for watching - Hayden

I haven't took temperature readings, but it appears that it does burn hotter than meths. - Hayden

it depends on the type of gel. alcohol/ethanol based gel burns at the same btu level as meths, but diethylene glycol based gels burn much hotter.

Quite right! It's way too close!

Thank you so much! I used a Olympus E-M1 mark II + Olympus 12-100 f4 PRO IS for this video. I pair that up with a Boya BY-MM1 microphone. - Hayden

It's a Marbles large pocket compass. It's a nice backup compass and the build quality is really good.

Thanks! I'm well, hope you are too! Thanks for watching! - Hayden

It's a great tin. I'd like to get the large Trangia tin at some point and test it out. Thanks for watching! - Hayden

Glad you're enjoying the cooking videos. It's true to a certain extent. The UK is rather largely populated with lots of land built on. Parts of the UK are untouched still, Dartmoor, Brecon beacons, Snowdonia and large parts of Scotland are quite easy to get lost in and many people do each year. Northern Canada is a completely different landscape and like you said much more remote! - Hayden

Also if your compass has a clinometer, you can use that to work out how high the tree is. Hope this helps!

2:56... with my weather books ...I always have to scribe the variety of KNOTS & terminology with cordage, that are most essential to my camping, *Terminology* Standing ends,Working end, Tail end, loop, bite, etc. *Blanket bundles* ( Canadian Jam knot , ) *Tarp setups* (Truckers Hitch, Jungle knots, Prussik knot, Tensioning Tautline knot, Tensioning hitch knot , ) *Hammock & rain fly set ups* (Bowline knot, figure 8 lashing , Quick Release knot, Truckers Hitch, ) even *Tripod/Bipod knots* (clove hitch, 5x over under wraps, Fraps , )lol ..(ex: Canadian jam knot / truckers hitch / ) You get the idea....there's alot of knots to remember , and I need to scribe , diagram them all in my pocket book .

@@kan-zee There is always lots of information to keep track of! I keep all of this information in my other notepad that I keep on my person so that it is more readily available to reference. As always, thanks for watching! - Hayden

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Stay tuned for more videos. I've got some more planned with the Trangia 27 and the mess tin soon. Thanks for watching! - Hayden

Thanks for watching!

Thanks! Stay tuned for more videos! - Hayden

It's all about quick boil times!

You can't beat nature!

They are really well made! Thanks for watching! - Hayden

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! Stay tuned for some more videos of this stove coming up soon! - Hayden

Thank you! I'd still bring the nettles to a boil in a pan. Let them simmer for 5 minutes after the rolling boil and then pour into your teapot after! 🙌

It was indeed!

Thank you! It's something I'm still working on. Lots of progress to make! Thanks for watching! - Hayden

Haha!

Hi Paul! Thank you! I didn't measure how much I used as I just poured it straight from the bottle! I could easily do another test though and measure how much goes in if you're interested? - Hayden

Thanks!

Thanks! I was thinking about doing a head to head boiling comparison between the two. Looks like it's going to be the next video! Thanks for watching. - Hayden

@@autumnkraft man, only now I realize that this is the first time I see a gel burner in action LOL you have piqued my curiosity and I am seriously thinking of buying one myself too. I just have to check the avalability of the gel itself in my country.

@@BodolayBotond It's interesting to use. It definitely burns hotter than the alcohol stove. I personally don't see myself using it for actual "cooking", the alcohol stove with the simmer ring is better suited to that. The gel burner is perfect for boiling water though. It's worth checking out!

Same here!