Biolite Basecamp Woodstove - Fire Making Power - Setup and Lighting

[@dmitriypetrov6749]

Thanks to such enthusiasts who post such detailed reviews, you start saving money and not buying any crap. Thank you so much for the video.

[@daviddaviscrawford3669]

Basecamp? I knew only about the biolite 2! Nice charge with heat and the fan helps!

[@summerisonthursday5239]

I just want one of these for the fun of making your own fire and cooking on it. I have a caravan but would use this at home. Cheers from England ☺️

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Hi Summer. That is exactly what I have found...just fun to play with. Get the bag as I have found it keeps it all tight and neat. I need to come over. So many things to do in the UK and everyone does so much exploring.

[@bulletproofpepper2]

thanks for a great review. i won a safety award the biolite was two of ten camping things i can chose from. the two are the big or the small biolite charging stove. thanks for sharing.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Thanks Sam. Yes I love them. I have the big one running most weekends.

[@ragnaroik]

Very nice review. As another commenter said you do not need background music. I like it that you have really tested it out, i have seen reviews where they just test it. not use it.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Thanks for watching, I agree on the music. It is sitting out on the back patio under about 2 feet of snow right now. Trying to perfect bread making in it. I think I am getting close.

[@KentuckyWoodsman]

What a cool little wood stove! I have never seen this one. Thanks for sharing Bruce!

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

It is a little bit of investment but up here at our campgrounds all the firepits are so abused that you can use them at all. This unit can sit right on the picnic table and have little smoke. Going to be fun this summer.

[@wheelsgonewild1286]

This is an excellent addition to your car camping gear.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

I agree. Took me a while to decide on spending the money, but after going to the campgrounds around here the firepits are so beat up this should be a big help.

[@kevingerman1774]

I got one, you don't get a whole lot of time with the fire before you have to shut it down and clean it, as air travel gets blocked with ash, etc. After all, it's only a simple rocket stove, with a fan and heat disperser added on the output end. I got an ideal for that, being a Certified Journeyman Millwright, but I'll try it on my Pellet Stove First... :)

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

You are right on the ash build-up. Will love to know how you remedy that. I do end up with plenty of time for cooking, but the build up does make it harder to regulate.

[@CentralOregonSurvival]

Biolite loves you!!! LOL... Looks like something out of a spacecraft!!! That is pretty cool...

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Yeah no kidding they like me. I will support companies like them anytime though. Wait til a new company that I think you will really like.

[@CentralOregonSurvival]

Sweet can't wait brother!!

[@prepared2thrive101]

Reverse engineered at Area 51

[@georgecrabtree2013]

Thanks for clearing this one point up for me. I have been looking for a video that shows the stove and lid fitting in the bag together.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Anytime George. That was a wonder I had too and was real happy it did. Not a lot of slop left though, but closes up every time.

[@pwthomas8596]

You never mentioned how to clean this vessel. How do you keep all the charred and greased debris from messing up the thermocouple? How easy is it to access that thermocouple which often need to be replaced (Carry a spare one in your pouch container). Many places in mountains cell phones and laptops will not operate, but you could charge up batteries for flashlights and that little USB light too - which has to be watched or it will melt by fire heat. The non smoke method is really great feature while a person cooks.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

I am not sure I would use it enough to have a repair needed. I use it about once a month and if anything does go down the chute is seems to be pretty well vaporized and the TC is always clean. Looking at their distribution throughout Kenya and India, I think they are pretty confident on the durability. Yes I can see all kinds of applications and love to watch the Biolite videos. They have a new one about Kenya that is really neat. The light by the way could melt for sure. I usually have it cocked to the side and if I am concerned I just bend it away. It is a great light too. Thanks for commenting

[@hikewithmike4673]

what an awesome idea....that is a cool stove and to be able to charge your phone too...that is just amazing!

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

It is really a great option. I love it when companies figure these things out and donate to a good cause. I figure with all your deep thoughts you would appreciate a company like that.

[@deniseflygirl]

I always thought it would be fun to try using a bio lite stove. I would get this one for car camping, but where I am in CO, we pretty much always have fire bans. Especially this year. Oh well.

[@themiwoodsman7222]

Great product ,well made and great for a extended camp out ,cook and charge ! ATB john

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

I love the company and this makes some great steaks. Camping is going to be a lot of fun this year.

[@dissectingdiy]

This is a great idea. I wish you guys had something with a wood burning stove or pellet stove insert that can help power my home through the solar control panel. I know it seems silly and not very green, but I use these things anyways. I would like to think that times they are operating. Im helping to generate some power that charges the homes battery banks.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

That would be awesome. I wonder how big a heat generator would have to be. I think there is somewhere they are doing that with trash now. Love innovation.

[@fullofzit6941]

I noticed a bit of corrosion in spots. I use Fluid Film when I put gear with metal away for a period of time (winter in Minnesota). That stuff has greatly extended the life of a lot my stuff.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Thanks, I will get some on order. I appreciate it

[@wicksey74]

\I've not seen this piece of kit before. Looks like a good thing to have

[@BRACLLC]

Biolight is a really innovative company. Great video Bruce!-j

[@FernbarkFrist]

I don't need this, but I can't help but want it badly.

[@HammerofThor00]

I love biolite stuff...I use mine so much. I just hate how sooty and messy the stoves get! They should sell a cleaner...

[@kitobi10660]

@@jeffreyleung6725 rub the bottom of the pots with a bar of soap before you start to cook, the soot will all come off perfectly, it acts like a barrier

[@HeartlandMakesAndOutdoors]

Is this stove still working? I am curious why they do not offer it for sale anymore? I looked at it about the same time you got this and I tabled it. I was looking at black friday sales this morning and noticed, it is no longer on the website for sale. Not even a backorder deal, I mean, it is completely gone, like they do not plan to offer it for sale again, and or they may have a new upgraded version that they just haven't released yet. Not sure. I do have their solar home lighting system at our little off grid cabin. I purchased it about the same time you got this. It is still working well. No fire with it, but a great little off grid cabin lighting system. Thanks for taking the time to share this video with us and I hope you have a blessed and happy Thanksgiving weekend my friend. Dale

[@areyouready4com374]

Great vid, buying one today. Where is the ice cream truck I’m hearing in the back ground. Haa kidding brother nice job.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Awesome. Was in a group of say "Activists" the other day and they didn't know anything about it or what the company is doing. I one showing I feel I did more for a lot of things, more than there talking. Biggest tip is to get really good at temp control. I find it gets really hot for most cooking and had to find the sweet spot. Takes a little more attention but so worth it.

[@feliciaharris7372]

I love the Biolite company as well :-), like you said, cool products, great mission helping others. I have this grill, along with almost all the lights they make, lol. Been considering getting the small cookstove. I wish they would sell the version that they giveaway in under developed countries, I would love to have one as it has a cast iron cook surface and I do love me some cast iron! ATB, thanks for a great video.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Me too Felicia. I have become a master of seasoning lately. There is a stove that has the cast iron top the Ecozoom. If you watch the Biolite videos you can see it in the background so they were looking at it. But of course it doesn't do all the other neat things the Biolite does, but it is kind of neat. I love all their products. The nanogrid is a really great backup battery by the way. Recharges my phone really fast. You look like you have an awesome family. You should get a channel going. A ton of energy like those kids would be great.

[@feliciaharris7372]

Nature Calls Backpacking I am familiar with the ecozoom, but you're right, it doesn't do all the great stuff the biolite does! The nano grid is AWESOME, charges my phone, runs lights, totally awesome. We use the string lights and the site light XL in the backyard and everyone is always so impressed, lol. Yeah, those are my nieces and nephews and I have 2 new ones, both 2yrs old and boy do they have tons of energy, lol. Keep your videos coming brother, gotta share your mastery of seasoning :-)

[@39camper]

That's really cool. Love it. Perfect for car camping

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

It is going to be a lot of fun. We do a lot of camping also and this will be coming along for sure.

[@scoutingfreegermany]

I like biolite :-) Cheers, Marc

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

They are another great company doing good in the world. I seem to really like that. Make a difference and make cool products.

[@prepared2thrive101]

Biolite is good. I thought they were gimmickie before I saw them in real life...and I was sold.

[@TimWatsonOutdoors]

That is cool. I've seen their little stove but didn't know they had a larger option.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

I have both. This is kind of an investment, but what is nice is you can have it right on the picnic table and it is so efficient there is little smoke. And anyone can feed it wood.

[@nwroadrat]

I've never seen a stove like that. Very interesting.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

It is kind of new to the public. They have had the little stove around to pay for these big units that they donate to third world countries. So it has been super tested. I was really surprised how well it grills though. Next is pizza.

[@prepared2thrive101]

Biolite stoves are a fun item.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

They are fun. I am getting better at using it too. A little bit of a learning curve on things like pizza for me but I think I have it down now.

[@Boodieman72]

That stove is huge, great if you get the pizza stone.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Pizza is next on the list. I sure hope it works as good as it does on flank steak.

[@libbybaker6890]

Thanks. Nice review. I've got the campstove and am thinking about getting this one with the pizza dome. I watched your pizza making, too,lol. You are messy :) But the pizza looked good. I made two videos with mine when I first got it, one with the grill and one without that you might enjoy. I do love the Biolite company.

[@trevethan82319841]

Grate video man iv made lot of pizza on my home made and store bought and I'm haven so much fun getting practicing with it

[@indigodragon7129]

Other ides, use high heat carbon felt and copper pipes. Copper pipe having tiny holes drilled along one side. Then either roll up felt and place in the copper pipe or punch out circles out of the felt and stack has many of the punch outs has you can into the copper pipe. Then sweat on the end caps onto the copper pipes. Use thick wire and bend a stand to hold the copper pipes and keep the side of the pipes with drill holes facing upwards. Then fill with alcohol or liquid heat. You now have burners has an alternative way to use your stove. 😊😉

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Great designs and tips. I will have to try them out.

[@deanoboland]

Excellent work on video mate

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Thanks Dean. I am a big fan of companies that work on solutions. It is really fun to get out and show people what is going on in the world too. Many just don't get it .

[@jlopes68]

looking forward to see the pizza attachment in use

[@guns4funcajanajustin]

One outstanding video. Some day i will have to get this set up. Your review was over the top a huge thumbs up. I see you got some good use with it how long have you had it?

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Thanks Justin. So far a flank steak, 2 new york strips, a few burgers and a sockeye salmon. Next is the pizza dome.

[@guns4funcajanajustin]

Cool i cant wait to see the pizza dome.

[@snakeleck9647]

Great Video :) Best Regards from Germany

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Thanks Snake. I want to go backpacking in Germany someday. So beautiful over there.

[@richardsierakowski1623]

Excellent info. Thanks

[@perrinayebarra]

When the electronics inevitably fail is the stove still usable? Obviously at lower temps.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

I am pretty sure it will. It works for quite a while prior to the fan turning on. Probably like all the stoves with the upper and lower holes.

[@OutdoorEnthusist]

We really like your videos. Very informative. My wife ask me a question about which BioLite product charges quickest, or produces the most electricity? Is it the Camp Stove 2, BioLite BaseCamp, or BioLite FirePit? Many thanks, Harold

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

The Firepit+ has a 12800mah and it has no thermo charging, the camp stove 2 has 3200mah, basecamp is 2200. So of the 2 thermochrargers the basecamp will come to charge the fastest. The firepit will take all night at home basically. If you are asking which will charge a phone or something the fastest? if they all have a full charge they would be about the same, if you are talking thermocharging a phone, campstove or basecamp will be about the same as charging your phone off your laptop either one, if that helps. I she is looking for a way to do a fast charge of her phone from something, look into PD battery banks. I just picked up the new Nitecore battery bank that is lightweight, 5.5oz for 10000 mah with PD capability and fast recharge.

[@lofi-ambience-gaming]

Thank you for the review. Would you say this produces a good amount of heat like a campfire? If one person were sitting near it would it warm them up?

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Hi Chuck. It doesn't radiate out very much, mainly straight up. You could stand close to it and get warm sure, but not something you could sit around. I think they designed it so it would put the heat up..

[@SuperChrissh]

Hey, nice vids... How long does it take for the fan to shut off? It seems it keeps going when the fire is finished

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Thanks. It goes for a while. It goes and burns everything up so when the fan does stop there is little left. So I guess it depends on any heat that is hitting the sensor and that will vary. It never bothers me. i am usually doing something else.

[@edwardgazi7564]

Hey I am stationed in Everett Washington in the Navy. I have the smaller one. Do you know any were you would suggest I go camping and or camping

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Hi Edward. Great you are here, my daughter is active reserve out of Everett as well. So many places here. Make sure you do the San Juan islands for sure. Oyster Dome is just north of you as well and there is backpacking up there. Out hwy 20 is a ton of great camping and backpacking. Then shoot over to the Olympics. So many places, glad you are here. What is your MOS? My son's just finished up there time as Marines as well

[@edwardgazi7564]

ElectriansMate

[@rimrockoutdoors9524]

Great video with great information. Thanks Bruce! atb Bill

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Thank Bill. I will bring it down next time.

[@douglasmeadwell1417]

I have been researching these things for weeks and I still can't decide which one I want. right now the little one with the grill and the kettle cost the same and it would use less fuel. can't decide

[@windhamcabin]

That thing is bas ass! Very cool piece of car camping gear!

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

This may be something good for you guys at camp Leighton. Lots of fun too.

[@WannabeOperator]

How durable would you say it is? I love the idea of this but feel like I'd have to learn how to repair it top to bottom for it to be usable long term. You know, in a scenario where I couldn't just buy a new one or send it for repairs.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

I have had mine for I think 3 years now and it is still going strong. Has some staining on the stainless now and the grate and deflector shield will need replacing soon. This is similar to the model they were giving to all the families in 3rd world countries for cooking and charging batteries that they use on a daily basis. I also have the little firesystem that is still doing great. I think they have good quality control and engineers.

[@WannabeOperator]

@@naturecallsoutdoors that's awesome to hear they're main thing is helping people in need. I want one even more now. Seems like a great emergency or even for fun camping tool

[@GEAUXFRUGAL]

I would keep the grill off until I was ready for my food that way you don't season your cook surface with sappy woods.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Great point. The Biolite company pushes anything goes so I try that. They put dung, pinecones whatever. But you are correct.

[@lifeofxyco7633]

Biolite is great!

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

I agree. I suppose you may see stoves similar to this where you are. You should do a video on your kitchen.

[@dannyteebone9233]

Can you use wood pellets for this one like the camp stove 2?

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

From what I have read, yes. And Biolite sells pellets for their stoves.

[@tuankhanh1994]

Good Job

[@adamburdine825]

I like to get one next week is it still holding up good

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Yes it is still going strong. Get the carry case is my only advice. Really keeps it in good order which I find really helpful

[@wanderingranger4208]

Nice piece of gear 👍🏻

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

I agree. I think it would be perfect to teach kids on too. Glad to see you are still around.

[@akulavinodhbabu1637]

How to get the biolite home stavo in online shopping once tell me sir

[@kzaplacki2]

how many amper generating ?

[@1dravano]

Do they have anything somebody could put in a airstream?

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Not really. They do put these in the mud huts in Africa and India though for indoor cooking. Are you looking for an indoor grill?

[@donolinger6904]

@@naturecallsoutdoors - He wants a portable windmill for generatiing electricity.

[@whydoihavetoaddachan]

You sound exactly like John Lithgow.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

I have heard that before. Don't exactly know how to take it, but I like John Lithgow in the movies I have seen

[@MatanuskaHIGH]

I've wanted one of these biolite stoves...but in situations I'd use it I'd have my car nearby as its not practical for backpacking its too big...so I can always charge anything in my car and makes this obsolete for me. I also have a 7 00amp battery jumper that has a USB port that is kept charged in the car. so I haven't bought one yet for that reason.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

I am the same and it was a little frivolous. I have all the same opinions you do and the same type of equipment. I am happy with the efficiency like any of the good woodstoves today. Now the real test will be to see what that pizza dome can do.

[@Jakelol1980]

matanuska high You know that they got a smaller stove called Campstove 2 that has the same charging power as this one. The Campstove 2 is perfect for hiking.

[@lamdo3003]

Yeah but you still need to be able to capture all the smoke created from cooking too. So I think it's the best to have a lid on with air filter on it. The filter will be the problem but you can ask it daily if there's a river. And those dirty water can just water the plants.

[@jamesbrownmiller808]

I use fat wood to start my base camp and biolite stoves!

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

I should do that more often. We don't have a lot of fatwood around here. You can buy it though

[@vijayavaghade5029]

VERY nICE

[@joemcglue2881]

should be constructed in cast iron for a long life & minimal discolouring how much is price of these stoves

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

I think the ones they are giving to the thirdworld people are cast iron. The only part that I am having issues with is the grill. Needs to be a little stronger. Still working though

[@BayAreaHiker]

Does it put off heat like a fire pit?

[@jcp342]

Can you sure charcoal

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

You should be able to. They are designed to use most burnable things so the people in the primitive parts of the world can find fuel.

[@5569johnny]

Great video but the music irritated the hell out of me

[@magicmike6517]

Sorry to turn off your background annoying tune and the comments on the stove as your noise was driving me up the wall and I wish you the best of your review and please do not have any more annoying tunes in your background 😉👌

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Sorry Mikey. I think I am getting it all better now with my production. Best part is a lot of my more sucky videos were done when I lived in the city. I have now moved out to the mountains and the loudest thing is the birds tweeting. Appreciate the input.

[@blueschild61]

So rusty on that thin metal. Makes me wonder how long it will last.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

The grill is a little thin, I will probably need to replace that soon. The rest is going great still

[@indigodragon7129]

Here are some ideas for you. Get. 12v induction heater. Use a graphite rod inside a thin titainum cylinder. The graphite will glow red hot that will cause the thin titainum cylinder to glow white hot that you can then use inside your stove. Upgrade thermal electric generator or even buy two stoves and remove the thermal electric generator from the other stove and use the other stove for parts. Thermal electrical generators power the heating element. Then you could use the stove in a tent or shelter from no toxic fumes being generated and you could place a wood stove fan on.it to circulate heated air in a tent or shelter. 😊😉

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Amazing inventive mind. Lets see if I can get around to trying this.

[@chetgravatt9562]

video was nice, but please kill the background music.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Thanks Chet. I appreciate the feedback.

[@bobfish3176]

Is that music? Sounds horrible!

[@indigodragon7129]

If you use this concept look into organic carbon power cells. A organic carbon power cell the size of a thirty pound propane tank? Mo power! 😂

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

So smart. I need to start reading more.

[@jamesbrownmiller808]

According to Biolite you have too much wood in your base camp stove.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Probably so. I find it depends on the wood itself and how much patience I have. It does just fine with less wood and the temp is much easier to control. Need to be more patient.

[@bessykendi2011]

Interested where can i get this please

[@douglasbuckley3364]

Good video but could do without the "music". Thanks!

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Thanks Douglas. Trying to be artsy. Will hold off in the future

[@kcbguy57]

Please discontinue the whistling noise. Very distracting.

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

That may have been the fan on the grill itself. Can't get around that yet. Thanks for the comment

[@Big_John_C]

Only $500 more than a campfire, which does the same thing.... except charge the damn phone..

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

True that. Fun though

[@indigodragon7129]

How about this idea, titanium absorbs heat quickly and releases heat quickly. Get.a G stove and all it's accessories. Then design titanium resivor's that are filled with Gallium Aluminum Scandium alloy. This alloy absorb's heat and conduct's heat. Design these resivor's to hang with metal hooks from each fold down handle on the G stove that will fit along the curved surface of the G stove directly to absorb all the heat being generated by the G stove. Then design thermal electric generator's that have two probes that fit into openings in the titanium resivor to generate electricity with each one having fan's to blow heated air away from the G stove. Okay now you have a thermal electric generator on both sides of the G stove generating electrical power and blowing hot air from built in fans. Design an induction heater with it's electronics insulated that will attach to each thermal electric generator. Add another thermal electric generator to third part that attaches to the other two thermal electric generator's with the 12 volt induction heater adding in wireless charging technology. Here where it gets wild, Now design titanium cylinders each having a Nintinol thermal electric generator with a induction coil with a graphite rod suspended in the middle of each coil inside each titanium cylinder. Main idea, start up G stove with wood or charcoal or an alcohol burner to get the thermal electric generator's going. Then ounce the thermal generation is up and running? The two or three titanium cylinders with the induction coil's power up by the wireless charging technology. Each titanium cylinder having a coil that will not become damaged by the high heat being generated by the induction heating of the graphite rod. The stove will then be self sustaining in a loop. The stove can then be moved indoor's or within a tent or shelter to heat with boil water and cook food. A wireless charging device with nintinol thermal electric generator's can then be placed on top of the G stove like a wood stove fan to charge up electronic devices. Well let me know what you think of this idea? I have some stirling hot gas engine and cold gas engine concept's i would like to run by you to get your input if your interested? Here is one concept. Helium stirling cryogenic piston 12v turns gases in the air to super cold Liquid. Liquid air fills an insulated tank with a bell siphon. Siphon runs down insulated copper pipe that fill's a modified absorption refrigeration unit. Liquid air flow's down insulated pipe that fill's a large fin aluminum radiator that has a fantastic fan drawing air through the radiator for air conditioning. 12 volt cryogenic piston turns off after first tank of liquid air has been generated. System operates a refrigerator and air conditioning fantastic fan 12 volts for refrigeration for air conditioning and the 12 volt fantastic fan. Liquid air boil off from heat exchange flow's out an exuast pipe back into regular atmosphere. I did not include the stirling V-20 cold gas engine that can operate two electrical power generator's all off liquid air. Well give me your input and if you would like to read the other concept's? I will break them down for you. 😊😉

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Amazing. I appreciate smart people like you. Now to find the parts.

[@wicksey74]

That grill needs a scrub 😃

[@indigodragon7129]

A 12 volt cryogenic stirling piston that can turn the gases in the air into a super cold Liquid. The electric motor on the cryogenic piston only would come on to produce a tank of liquid air then shut off. Then restart when the system needed to be recharged from a sensor in the cold gas engine's resivor. Liquid fills an insulated tank with a bell siphon. Siphon fills insulated copper pipe connected to a modified absorption refrigerator that charges it. Liquid air flows down insulated pipe and fills a large fin aluminum radiator with a fantastic fan drawing air through it for air conditioning. Okaynow for the really cool part, A V-6 or V-20 cold gas sterling engine made from aluminum scandium alloy with Gadolinium on all moving part's for magnetic cushions by how Gadolinium becomes magnetic at cold temperatures so no need for lube on engine part's. Two fly wheels with an automatic transmission connected two each fly wheel. Them get two medium sized drum motor's and rewire them into a electrical generator configuration and switch out old bearings for magnetic bearings and attach them to the automatic transmissions. Liquid air fills insulated resivor with the stirling cold gas piston head's of each cylinder. Wait a few give the engine a turn and ounce it gets going tge automatic tra will allow the engine to get up to speed has it brings the electrical power generators the drum motor's get up to a full spin. The liquid air heat exchange boil off leaves out an exuast pipe has atmosphere. If the stirling engine and drum motor generators are not quiet enough use foamed aluminum panels and make a box for it to muffle the sound of it's operation. 😊😉

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

This is really amazing. I must be getting old cause this is the kind of thinking I used to do. Thank you so much. I will need to read it a bunch of times to fully understand.

[@lukecamp7262]

I hear a noise.. Weird

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Must be the highway I live next to. Luckily moving soon.

[@raypoole6630]

sounds like a ice cream truck? a bit annoying

[@rolandoomar10]

Dear lord clean that shit

[@ТЕРМОСТОК]

Разъёма USB не надолго хватит, расшатается, не будет контакта внутри, не будет зарядки для всех устройств. В итоге станет бесполезным

[@MikeHoncho884]

That music drives me nuts! Why would you add that crappy ice cream truck sounding music?

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

Thanks. I appreciate the input.

[@mike6848]

The music is very irritating .

[@jansveen]

In USA everything is measured by burgers. What a sick country

[@andrewdu4671]

A great shame you feel the need to put irriatating music behind the naration, like waaay too many youtubers do. at least its at a level that I can hear what you're saying, it just makes it literally a pain to listen.

[@chaomeinthao]

Oh shut up the bbb give biolite a F

[@naturecallsoutdoors]

OK Biolite you get an F. Using it this weekend after 3 years of use though

[@สุวัฒน์ต.วรพานิช-จ8ฎ]

Want a younger presenter.