A Very Unique Dual Burner Ultrasonic Alcohol Stove

[@Iridium242]

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[@johnstevenperez4186]

This is a nice alcohol stove kit. Perfect for hot pot. Quite affordable for a 5 hour run with Walmart 91% rubbing alcohol at about $2.50/ 16 oz. Thanks for sharing this. Happy Sunday.

[@Pygar2]

Rubbing alcohol is sooty...

[@pedroclaro7822]

@@Pygar2 denatured alcohol isn’t, but I hear it might produce toxic fumes depending on what additives they put in

[@Saku19]

Use ethanol instead.

[@danielkutcher5704]

​@@Saku19 Aka: moonshine (or Everclear).

[@maderightamerica3216]

I think the price is well worth it. Thanks for showing us this stove.

[@ferebeefamily]

Thank you for the review on the stove.

[@darqueronin3935]

What an interesting little stove! I could see using that in my van, or as an emergency back-up for the house!

[@thenextarcher]

very interesting design. Haven't seen it before.

[@ptsdpenguin3764]

Awesome stove! Thank you for being so informative.

[@markraciborski4289]

For a tear drop camper, sailboat seems like a good idea. Needs a solar recharge option.

[@richardhenry1969]

In my opinion I like alcohol for backpacking. I have several wood burners for grid down. Which is something I’m very experienced with. I was in Florida during many hurricanes. We had grid down more then 2 weeks. Anyway my experience is I prefer to cook outside. I have a 2 burner propane $30 takes any size bottle. I think having a battery is something extra I don’t need. A alcohol stove can be made with change.

[@pedroclaro7822]

You can have a manually pumped atomizer? XD Check out foguista(KZbinr), he made a super simple remote alcohol stove that essentially vaporizes alcohol and burns like a jet engine.

[@richardhenry1969]

@@pedroclaro7822 thanks I will

[@awatt]

@@pedroclaro7822 Can you post a link? Searching KZbin doesn't give anything helpful

[@richavic4520]

The only improvement that I can think of would be a simmer mode. How much heat differential between single and double burner modes? One advantage of alcohol is the low light that it gives out while burning.

[@Iridium242]

It does cut it down a whole lot with one burner but yeah a simmer mode would be awesome

[@pedroclaro7822]

Thst advantage could be a disadvantage since you could want to use it as a light source

[@pamelaklemp5615]

Agree 100 percent about needing a SIMMER mode. That flame gets pretty TALL just using one burner. Could see that as a real problem in a Van's KITCHEN or RV KITCHEN where most inside areas HAVE CURTAINS NEARBY. I'd definitely want to regular that tall flame!

[@annebrown9496]

Thank you.

[@felinespirits]

I honestly wish I could justify the purchase of this stove, because it is nice and 5-hours is a good burn time. I do have a few small alcohol based burners but they are only really good for a quick boil, so I settled on propane/butane for actual in-house cooking during outages. Going to keep this in mind if funds allow in the future. Heck, a quart of denatured alcohol would last a long time and is relatively cheap.

[@pedroclaro7822]

I made a small can stove with only a random soda can cut under half height, and a fiberglass wick inside (I used old and used wood stove insulation rope). Works flawlessly for a slow boil, the wick slows down evaporation. If I want a fast boil I use my DIY penny can stove. I have to restock it every 20 minutes, but you can easily do a version of this with the rope inside a tube and separate the burning end from the reservoir, and burn alcohol straight from gallon jugs.

[@carmenmartinez2882]

Pathfinder alcohol stove lasts a couple of hours give and take.

[@josenogales3408]

Great videos. Very useful. Love the channel!

[@HarshmanHills]

interesting design. always cool to have a dual fuel use

[@jbeachbob58]

Great review Iridium, I'm usually critical if the gear is very pricey. This is. Grid down could be ify. But I love the design. Maybe there are others out there, but For indoor use having a stable large based alcohol stove is a great safety feature. Seems very efficient as well. A hard case for car camping would be a nice accessory, but also would drive up the cost. Also seemed like the flame was more visible than a normal alcohol stove which is nice.

[@pedroclaro7822]

There’s a recipe to make alcohol flames more visible - I think it was a spoonful of baking soda per liter, but I’m not sure (fact check me please)

[@jbeachbob58]

@@pedroclaro7822 Thanks Pedro, will look it up.

[@jimstillwell4668]

Very cool item, really I don’t think the price is all that bad. This might be a future purchase for me. Thanks for the review. This is why I subscribe to your channel, new and unseen items.😊

[@frankroper3274]

Propane camp stoves work on a 1lb bottle. You could hook a 20lb tank to it but it would be overkill. Nice alcohol stove though.

[@user9b2]

Very interesting stove.

[@MichaelR58]

Good stove and review , thanks for sharing , God bless !

[@RandysWSG]

Very neat

[@danielkutcher5704]

Have you tested the Kelly Kettle stick burning boiler? Cooking accessories are available. It's extremely efficient and fuel is easy to obtain. Outdoor use only. 😉

[@jpvoodoo5522]

How long does it take to fry a pork chop or a burger? is it feasable for more than boiling water?

[@janevolkin8067]

Please mention the cookware set shown in this video, the one that includes plates.

[@Iridium242]

Its the Stanley Adventure Base Camp Cook Set, I did a review on it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i32Zi5eYZ7OIedk

[@charlesmangum2100]

Use a grate.

[@killakillita6797]

Will Methanol work with this stove? Can you test it?

[@pedroclaro7822]

That’s incredible! I figure I could make it with the right atomizer spare parts, and I shall try! Let’s hope I don’t burn my eyebrows off lol

[@pamelaklemp5615]

Would it be okay to use a Grill/Griddle on it? Or would that cause the bottom area of the stove to get too hot 🔥 🤔? It SEEMS LIKE IT WOULD BE PERFECT FOR USE WITH A PORTABLE GRILL/GRIDDLE placed on that stove. For Stir Fry or TACO 🌮 😋 !!

[@Iridium242]

Yeah it would be if you did it a few inches over, doubt it would get too hot

[@jhippl]

this would be a perfect cabin stove, could buy a gallon or two of fuel and let it sit.

[@Maeve304]

Would denatured alcohol be ideal?

[@betsybright6519]

Dumb question I'm sure what what type of alcohol are you putting on.... 73% alcohol 99% alcohol

[@Iridium242]

I put in 91% I did forget to mention in the video they say 90% Or higher.

[@Nanasprivatestock]

What about the danger of the batteries catching on fire with that alcohol burner?

[@Iridium242]

Next to nothing, it has auto shut off and a thick stainless steel plate over the battery area.

[@Gator-357]

Do you have to use isopro or can you use methanol as with other alcohol stoves

[@Iridium242]

Yes you can use that as well

[@markdam]

Please help me find one I cannot find them anywhere I will buy it right now will you sell me yours

[@janevolkin8067]

what type of alcohol does it use?

[@Iridium242]

91% alcohol works well

[@petersymons7817]

Interesting

[@joneswambua6596]

How much is this

[@dhammo749]

Available in uk ?

[@ManLand]

Super neat-o

[@paultuttle2096]

91% or better.

[@piratelestrange]

First! Ultrasonic!

[@awatt]

🥇

[@kathym2501]

Reminds me of my vape lol

[@teridacktaljones4553]

🦝

[@jbeachbob58]

Great review Iridium, I'm usually critical if the gear is very pricey. This is. Grid down could be ify. But I love the design. Maybe there are others out there, but For indoor use having a stable large based alcohol stove is a great safety feature. Seems very efficient as well. A hard case for car camping would be a nice accessory, but also would drive up the cost. Also seemed like the flame was more visible than a normal alcohol stove which is nice.