EPIC New Stove - Wadeo 7200W Remote Canister Stove

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[@ecttreker9816]

Yup, definitely will get dubbed the space shuttle stove. 👍👍

[@bartonianoutdoors]

the flame pattern looked like something from NASA!

[@melchurch3019]

Wow. Fun to play with but as a backpacker I prize low weight and low fuel consumption. A quiet stove is also important to me and why I usually carry an alcohol stove. Thanks Ernie.

[@970zfinest]

Excellent setup! Mine is remarkably fuel-efficient, and the high altitude of Colorado doesn't impact its performance. Although Jetboil receives a lot of praise, my setup enables me to prepare a wide range of dishes, not just noodles. It has an adjustable control for both fuel and flame size, and it accommodates all my pots, including a 12-inch cast iron skillet that I use when camping with my children, perfectly. My model is different from the one shown in the video, yet I adore it. Personal preferences vary; the only drawback is that it's somewhat noisy, but since the company also manufactures airhorns for semis, it's an ideal match that doesn't bother me. My only wish is for a slightly longer fuel line.

[@1hjehje]

I just purchased one of these and it works great. I have only used it with butane and I don't have a need to run it wide open. It is easy to adjust the flame so that it gives just the right amount of heat without wasting fuel. It is nice and stable and works well with fairly large pots.

[@railwaystationmaster]

Now that is one beast of a stove , someone really needs to craft one out of titanium then it would be light enough to enter earths orbit .

[@Colorado_Kkid]

Reminded me of the "Space Shuttle" ...

[@akbychoice]

My thought was to turn it over, blast off…..

[@jonNH123]

Dang....it looks like they pulled that off the back of the Batmobile...!

[@troybailey4305]

I went with the 3900w. A little smaller and lighter. I put them in my SHTF kit in each of our cars.

[@JasonWicklund]

Will it support a Stanley cook pot?

[@jiasui8255]

Bought last week Brilliant made quality and super powerful been used for 3times,only downsides is if you just wanna do cup of coffee and ur cup won't stands on the stove

[@freeforester1717]

And we have LIFT OFF - at 04:25! The Wadeo mission to Mars lifts off here from Mission Control, initiating roll and separation from the coffeeeeeeee!😅

[@JustaFanBoy]

It looks like a Super Saiyan power-up

[@billb5732]

24,000 btu is almost big enough for a small home furnace. It's smaller and lighter than a Coleman. I suppose that's a plus. :) Pretty funny to watch you light it up at full throttle.:)

[@jbyd187]

guess if I needed a small jet engine to cook off of, this would work

[@stuartstuart866]

I think the heat shield they are referring to, is the “bowl” that the burners are in

[@goldalynhill7988]

First..thanks for the informative videos! Your awesome. As far as the powerful stoves go...they are great for heating up large pots of water for drinking for a few people or to wash with.

[@anthonykuhn7644]

I like the versatility that the stove gives as far as types of fuel. I think that it is a useful item for emergencies would hesitate to have it on any sort of camp with that wild flame

[@raytribble8075]

That looks like a great stove for a base camp with propane. Nice looking stove

[@carlrichards5250]

The output on that looks insane and almost dangerous!

[@richardzak2140]

Hello Ernie. Interesting video although I would be interested in seeing the outcome of the boil test with fuel consumption using a smaller flame. All the heat energy is being wasted by going up the side of the pot. You would never cook indoors with the heat so high. Your wife would kill you for damaging the pot handles.

[@theoriginalrabbithole]

The Campingmoon Frex-MicroMax XD-2F Stove is the NEW, King of the Hill for fuel canister boil time! 1 minute and 47 seconds and it's a Soto Windmaster knock-off that's faster than the Soto!

[@oxxnarrdflame8865]

Good choice if you are cooking big meals (for a group) and want to go lite and compact.

[@danielvalencia6582]

Hey Ernie have you seen the soto windmaster copycat? It would be an interesting comparison for us that need a budget option either for a spare kit or to get someone started with their own kit. Thanks for all your work!

[@MMuraseofSandvich]

Slick looking stove, I might just get this for emergencies as I have a bunch of isobutane canisters (we have regular hotpots using an Iwatani stove)... Edit: Dude, that flame at 4:25 reminds me of engine tests for F-16s. That's an insane amount of power. Probably great for wok cooking and maybe heating a tandoor, but other than that...

[@thomasmusso1147]

In full cry, the equivalent of a Saturn Five Rocket Engine during Launch. There looks like a lot of heat gets wasted going up the sides of the pots. I'm not into 'boil times' and 'power' at this stage of my journey .. fuel efficiency / economy now being more important to me. However, there would be applications for this stove in a camping setup using larger base pots and one does not necessarily have to run it at full power. Thanks for the share .. take care ..

[@blakeberlin6295]

I'll get one of these when I get an 800hp Dodge Challenger. Power for its own sake!!

[@markmartello]

Thanks Doc! I would love to see how efficient Trangia 25, Trangia 27, and Trangia Mini are with alcohol and Trangia gas burners. I know the Storm Cookers are going to do well in the wind, but I wonder if their efficiency warrants their size and weight... Thanks again, Mark

[@quebecpatriot1874]

any seasoned backpacker worth his salt will have a stove ring in his arsenal anyways, they contain those "unregulated" monsters. i have everything. It makes everything works in every situations with every effing devices. I own one of those and they are awesome. Below 2 minutes boiling kettle. Minimal fuel consumption.

[@ckelley6940]

Hmm, maybe for on the go crayfish boil or deep frying turkey, yeah, NO. Good video buddy.

[@ruzzellp]

Thanks

[@graemelyall937]

It is a beast! I don't like the roar of gas stoves - but then some are quieter or louder than others. This one seems very loud.

[@tracker5849]

I recently ordered the firemaple saturn stove..we'll see.

[@SDWNJ]

I would assume that there is a point at which there is too much heat being created for the pot to absorb making it inefficient. You'd have to do a series of tests at different valve settings to find what was most efficient.

[@kr639]

I’d say that you wouldn’t necessarily need it on high so flames wouldn’t so big

[@nickprague1481]

Those brass burners look well made. With a pressure regulator allowing it to simmer it would be a nice stove, even if the cost went up a little.

[@BillWalker3rd]

I totally get calling at the space shuttle stove. But there’s a little bit of generational perspective here because when you first unfolded it and set it down it looked just like the moon lander to me… What we called the “LEM.” I love its attitude, but I would feel like I was wasting fuel and would get yelled at for bringing home all those scorched pots and pans!!

[@eggmammal]

That thing is truly bonkers. Other than novelty factor, I really can't see anything in the way of positives.

[@vicinity2879]

Good vid Ernie. I love the idea of being able to run multiple fuel sources on one stove, but that one is just too much.

[@vaughanhedley6992]

Hi. Yes, a beast that may be a danger. You said it used a lot of fuel, maybe due to a lot of wasted heat "spill", but also...did you boil 2 cups of water or a litre (4 cups) ? Love yhe channel

[@danaboatman954]

I LOVE high powered anything and everything.

[@eca7773]

Damn looks like you could melt a titanium pot with that thing. The video in the dark reminded me of watching a rocket launch at night 😅

[@tracker5849]

Subscribed long ago...love stove videos

[@nascar427]

Greetings Dr Stove. Love your content and reviews.

[@dangudgeon3833]

This is the way...

[@MichaelR58]

Good review thanks for sharing YAH bless !

[@robbyk3249]

Wow,I thought that I was watching the Space Shuttle blasting off !

[@jaspurr6173]

It is OTT (Over The Top), not needed when there are better stoves (& cheaper) out there.

[@gabs0r]

Please share those 😉.

[@medusaman1]

More like a forge furnace than a stove.

[@AhnDhyYhu]

I think I can do a wook cooking with it.

[@OJ4HIRE]

HeatMizer, Da Dr. Of Fire 🔥 at it again

[@rogerclark9285]

Have to call this stove the Abrams of stoves because they have comparable rates of fuel consumption.

[@UncleBebby]

ok honestly, I'm really thinking about what I can do with stir fry with that stove. Like actually cooking with a wok type of stir fry.

[@StevenKeery]

Excessive fuel use would not be good for back-packing. It might be alright for cooking a lot of meals for a troop of scouts but I think it would burn through the canisters quickly and might heat up too much to exchange canisters. The flames seem to be burning around the end of the piezo igniter and its housing. How did that fare? Looks very impressive but those sort of boil times can be reached with cheaper and less fuel hungry stoves. The noise might be an issue, for those folks considering taking one on a hunting trip. I would imagine all the wildlife within a mile radius would hear it and flee the area. I couldn't see it simmering, or hear it for that matter, as your audio suddenly went silent. It looks rugged, as though it will stand up to a lot of abuse but a lot of similar stoves are cheaper and lighter and will do the same job. Lastly, I prefer to buy goods produced in my own country. I have had problems in the past with Chinese Warranties and returns of faulty goods. To my mind, it just isn't worth the hassle. I try to buy domestically, where possible, to support our own economy. I find it creates less of a problem if anything goes wrong with the product.

[@browsman2328]

That thing sounds like a F-35C taking off from a carrier deck. The Navy could use it as an engine in their aircraft.

[@x7j4]

F16 at takeoff on full afterburner. Nice option to carbonize your meal.

[@tracker5849]

Sit that in the sink and heat my rv. Wow. I DID NOT LIKE THE FLARE UP AIMED AT THE HAND ON START UP!!!

[@SonyaBayham]

Flame thrower with legs.

[@eca7773]

Have you had a chance to try the Goshawk ERA's simmer and stand module?

[@rone7927]

You could have turned it way down and It still would have boiled as fast, and not used as much fuel. Because of the flames being so high it wasted fuel.

[@Sides1160]

That will burn dinner in a hurry

[@Flux_Flow]

Looks and sounds overkill to me. I can boil with several of my stoves in around 3 minutes. I'm not worried about an extra minute or two to get a boil. Heck, my fancy feast stove boils in 6-7 minutes with little fuel. The Wadeo could possibly be used to braze or cut steel.

[@edwardenglish6919]

It looks like it was designed by SpaceX.

[@insoleandlaces]

Apollo we have lift off.

[@SmithandWesson22A]

Need another measurement...decibels 😅

[@brindle2009]

Its a wok stove

[@robertmaxwell3220]

Marcel Marsouel couldn't have made a better soundtrack.Disappounted,ernie

[@arthurgu3800]

Ernie, Please learn how to do some simple math so that you can calculate BTU for yourself. BTU ratings are calculated based on INPUT, and thus can be derived from the weight of the fuel consumed. In a gram of propane, there is about 50 kj if energy. This means there's about 1000 kj of energy in 20 grams. Per your testing, this was burned in 2.34 minutes. Thus, to calculate the number of kj consumed in 1 hour, you must multiply by 25.7 to get 25707 kj. From there, you can convert to BTU by dividing 25707 by 1.055 to get to 24365 BTU. Thus, the BTU ratings is within the (very wide) margin of error. Based on this, I am inclined to believe the advertised boil time, as they likely used a larger pot, with a lid that fit very well. In your testing, a large amount of time flame was going around the pot, and thus energy wasted. If a larger pot was used, there likely would have been a faster boil time. I understand that these videos are supposed to be entertainment. However, using more scientific rigor might be called for, as these tests are incredibly unscientific, with many variables changing. Before making a claim like "I'm not sure if I trust the 25000 BTUs", please be sure to do your due diligence. To improve the scientific rigor of your testing, it would be beneficial to use the same pot every time, with the same lid, and the same temperature water. If you can manage it, it would also be beneficial to do it with the same environmental temperature. I love these videos, and they are a great way to look at cool stoves, which to me is very entertaining. However, I hope you can improve your testing consistency going forward.

[@DrDennis]

Gas hog

[@stewitwooit9744]

Good review but it’s a thumbs down from me. If at all possible I will not buy anything made in china. The thing is designed by someone that hasn’t got a clue about backpacking stoves. Maximum heat output is not required especially when most of it goes up the side of the kettle or even the large saucepan. Sorry for me nothing beats the original gas powered Trangia. Often copied but nothing comes close.