MSR WHISPERLITE SET UP

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How I set up and use my MSR WhisperLite.
Sorry no boil time video yet, stay tuned.
Check out the specs I copy and pasted from the interweb machine!
Minimum Weight 11 oz / 305 g
Packed Weight 14.5 oz / 410 g
Burn time (white gas) per 600ml / 20 oz. of fuel 136 minutes
Boil time (white gas), 1 liter 3.9 minutes
Water boiled (white gas) per 100 ml of fuel 5.1 liters
Water boiled (white gas) per 1 oz. of fuel 1.5 liters
Country of Origin Made in Seattle, USA
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[@MontyBird45]

Nicely done.

[@LarsLondian]

MSR stoves are my favorite, I had a whisperlite for a while but I preferred the cooking ability of the Dragonfly. The Dragonflys short fall is it is very loud reminds me of a low flying jet airplane passing over head.

[@drohanp]

Mine from 1990 is still running fine. Just replaced the pump this year. Maintain them and they last.

[@andis5011]

Great video! Can't wait to use my burner camping this weekend! #needmorecoffee Andi

[@Adventure_Coffey]

Such a good looking set up. With winter coming it's making me think more about this style of set up. Trolling through some if your older videos Bro, can't wait for a new one.

[@CampfireTalk]

Solid stove that you'll be able to pass down to your kids. great video bro!

[@LastFrontierAdventureClub]

Enjoyed the vid!

[@TomsBackwoods]

Great vid Thanks for the demo! Funny thing I was going to do a demo of the Whisperlite universal soon...:) Keep up the good work!

[@abdullaex4119]

Good demonstration. Personal input: The inside radius on the pot support stands is too large for smaller containers to sit without spilling while thru the boiling/cooking process. The need to hold your cup during cooking as not to spill. Top of pot stands/supports too slick. Have been using this NON shaker stove for many years. And have learned it's ups and down problems. Be sure to use the stainless fuel line cable to clean the fuel line when needed. Clean the jet, stove parts. Clean and lube the pump body. This stove can be used around the seasons. It's Superior blue flame shines in the cold of winter.... Any mods made on this MSR Whisper Lite (Pre Shaker) stove would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, from the Great State of Texas

[@rachaeljohnston6670]

Very useful!

[@outdoorinitiative]

This stove performs in all conditions. Pure work horse. Thanks for watching CampFIre, planning a trip to Teton National Park stay tuned!

[@seriousorry]

Thanks!!

[@outdoorinitiative]

DO IT! Never too much of a good thing!

[@outdoorinitiative]

I just subbed you Londian do you have a dragonfly vid? The whisperlite only has two modes: off and blow torch. but it is a hard worker for sure.

[@LiveTheWoodLife]

I have never used this kind of stove. I'm still trying to find what is right for me.

[@LarsLondian]

I do not have one yet, but I could make one, not sure how soon though. :(

[@Binocularify]

Mine has been sitting in my garage for 7 years with the pump/valve mechanism screwed into the fuel bottle. Any precautions I should take before using it again?

[@outdoorinitiative]

as long as it's sealed I don't thing you would have any problems. might want to start it and run some fuel threw it and make sure it operates properly. if it sputters or won't run then you know you need to break it down and clean it and get fresh fuel.

[@Ruxxnation]

any ideas why the stove will prime but then it won't go to that blue flame and instead stays a red flame (even with valve very far open)?

[@outdoorinitiative]

hey man! not very active on here anymore, sorry so late. the only thing I can think is that the atomization tube is not hot enough. maybe because of too much fuel. a teaspoon in the bowl then let it burn down and crack the valve. should hiss with the blue flame. hope this helps.

[@Ruxxnation]

Thanks for the tips! I'll give it another go and see what happens. Cheers!