I bought 4 pc's the old version, which is absolutely great product too. When full burn is active (low settings) it boil water way faster then Trangia alchol-burner. And you don't need any gas with your journeys :) I've run it in conditions listed below: 1) -24 Celcius midwinter, Finland, Espoo-Nuuksio. Burned pine cone and similar, also wood. Wet sticks etc. Works well. Heat produce quickly and burns well once you get the burn going. Heated 1 litre water from zero to boil in less than 10 minutes in freezing conditions. Only drawback was the battery from a phone. It needs to be shielded from the cold-weather or it wont go. Thermal-sleeve or similar does the job. 2) +20 Celcius Summer, Finland, Lapland-Lemmenjoki. Burned pine cone and similar. Burned also wood, hay, etc. Heated water and made dinner way faster than a Trangia (I have always one with me. 1 litre alcohol). I added pine cone's about 5 in a 7-8 minutes. Produces immense heat when coal is produced. Tested 30 min after the fire has gone it still produces enough heat to run the USB-out. 3) +15 Celcius, Night-conditions, Summer, Finland, Lieksa - Patvinsuo. Made in a hurry and in demonstration conditions for people gathered around of Netherlands, Germany, Finland. Alcohol consumed internally :) Tried to burn Pine Cone's there. It won't go. Either the atmosphere is different to cones to ignite or i was too drunk :) Although sticks were ignited just fine. Pine Cone's wont even burn there. Still use the Biolite. It's absolutely stunning piece. Thanks for a great product!!!
I think you BioLite should answer the doubts of the comments...The aluminum part melts? how long does it take to charge a cell phone? what kind of material is recommended for burning? Can I fully charge the power bank just by burning wood and how long does it take ? If the device malfunctions, it will be replaced or I will have my money back? In case of a natural disaster (when you do not have electricity) will the stove work for a few days or weeks just burning wood? How it works at sub-zero temperature? It will rust if I use it in camping on the beach? For how many minutes or hours can I use it without stopping? Can I use the stove every day and for how long, only minutes or hours? Thnaks!
Got mine yesterday and already having fun. Burns hot, long w/minimal effort and I am not the sharpest of twigs but figured it out in couple of minutes. Also got a solar panel, lights, grill, and pot. Packs up small.
Another Great Video Thanks!! Just ordered the water and drop resistant Omnicharge Pro (20) Case!! I actually made the suggestion to them to make a specific case that was waterproof back when they first started the Indiegogo campaign !!
Honestly this and the Rhinowolf are on my top list for minimalist camping. I'm not going to really get much use out of 2600ma for a smart phone, but charging up a GPS if lost or a small flip Trac phone this would be perfect for. I don't see it as gimmicky at all, it can sanitize water, provide power, cook a hobo pack, provide light, all taking up minimal space and using natural biofuel.. damn.. really what more could you ask for?
I've noticed that here in Finland pine cone's will burn great. They start quite fast. When i wanted to test the Trangia Alcohol-burned vs Biolite old. The Alcoburner is great when it comes the amount of fuel add per burn compared the Biolite 10min add. However, the Biolite was faster with pine cones in boiling 1 litre of water than Trangia. Trangia with gas-burder is different story. Sso much heat that it will boil the water in couple of minutes. Problem is the gas-tanks. 100 - 400g tanks take up space quite a lot. Trangia is great product, with one exception: You have to carry everything to burn with you. With Biolite you dont need any kind fuel to carry with you. In normal trips i'll take biolite and trangia with me. Just because i want to make sure that we will get our food done, no matter what. And the meantime charge the damn cellphones as well :) However, i have different scenario for charging stuff. I've bough 2 x 50W 2,9 kg portable solarpanels. One is enough when it comes to charging the stuff and it can be put outside of the backpack to collect the solar with travels. One emergency car starter will provide more than enough of power for the most uses, including laptop-charging. With 1 solarpanel i can recharge the emergency-powerbank in 4-5 hrs. All this stuff takes up to 3,6kg's of weight. When in need, this setup perform very well. I can power all my Baofeng-radios with this and plenty of more. No need to carry any gas-powered generators around.
I love that he talks with his hands, even though you can't see his hands. If you look into his glasses on the intro, you can see him moving his hands all arround.
That 'thing that makes the electricity' is called a thermocouple. Neat review. I have access to one of the original ones. I'll have to give it a try. PS screw battlebox.
Great video and review. I have the original BioLite and I love it. It is an essential part of my BOB. I'm going to need at least two more of these and the upgrade looks pretty sweet. Thanks for sharing.
We have the 1st one with all the accessories and love it. It really shines in areas where your not aloud to have a larger fire. You can even use it on a table. So far it,has neither scorched a wooden or melted a plastic table. Is there enough of a difference between the two to meriot getting it if there's nothing wrong with the original one I have. Thank you for the heads up on the upgrade. God bless and stay safe.
In the service I carried an 80lbs pack for 20 miles. Now my pack weighs 44 lbs. Three more pounds is no big deal. If you are so out of shape that this stove would do you in, you should stay home and have another beer.
I may have missed it, but is the fan powered by the energy created by the thermoelectric generator? Also what is the amp output on the USB, quickcharge? How long does it take to charge the battery? My impression that its not very practical as a battery charger, but if its powering its own fan and creating that very efficient and hot burn than it could give some gas powered stoves a run for their money.
you are correct, it's not very practical for charging for recreational purposes. I was able to get about 20% an hour from the goalzero panel I showed the other day and that to me is awesome. this stove will give you about 10%ish an hour which is not bad but you would have to burn hot that entire time making it not efficient enough to me for anything but a quick emergency charge. The difference here vs. the old is the built in battery runs the fan so any excess energy is directed to the device you are charging where as the old one powered the fan and charged at a rate of 50% less than this one. Plus as long as you keep the battery bank charged before heading out (as you would any battery bank) you have 2600 mAh to use for anything. All in all I think it is a great stove on it's own due to the output and no cleanup. Plus it will certainly give you an emergency charge if needed which to me makes it great for a car prep item. It's a fun stove to use. Thanks for the comment.
This creates large amounts of co2 so should not be used in an indoor environment. In a pinch you could have 2 large pots of water. Heat one up outside bring it in and huddle around that until the second one is hot. Repeat as needed to keep a small room warm.
I am curious about what type of wood you where using? I had one of the first models of this stove but sold it because where I live there is not "hardwood" There is pine, cotton wood, elm and aspen and willow along the creeks. I never could get it hot enough and I was constantly having to feed the fire. Too me its more work then its worth.
A question to those (the more responses the better) who own(ed) both the Biolite Campstove & Campstove 2. Have you found the thermoelectric housing to feel warmer on the Campstove 2? I have.. and it has nothing to do with overlapping flames. Mine actually felt quite warm during the hot ember stage. Under any circumstances have my original Camp stove gotten this warm. Any similar experiences or thoughts? I received my Campstove 2 yesterday and I used it once.. this morning.
Hi Ben, thanks for sharing. I love this thing, especially the new one. It seems a bit bulky and heavy, but it would mean that you won't need a power bank and solar charger, right? And since this works on cloudy days too, and you're basically use it every day anyway, it might even be a good option for backpackers. Cheers, keep up the good work!
I have to old one with the kettle pot. It IS gimmicky, but it does what I ask every time i use it. Any thoughts on a molle pouch that'll fit this rig? I never cared for the draw string pouch. The maxpedition water bottle holder is too small.
That thing is cool. You should do a video cooking on it. If the battery was dead, how long would you have to burn to charge up a dead cell phone battery enough to make an emergency call?
That is entirely the point. The claim that a fire will produce heat which will turn a fan which will turn a magnet which will produce current which will charge a battery which you can then use to charge your USB device. ... You can get battery banks elsewhere. You can get stoves elsewhere. These are ubiquitous. What this thing claims is unique, namely, that it can use a small fire to charge a battery.
The correct ansver i is actually simple: Power Output is 5V, 2A USB but the thermoelectric generator (TEG) has a peak power of 3W. Thus, assuming 90-96% efficiency from the TEG to the battery and assuming 2600 mAh battery has approximately 9.62 Wh of energy storage, you get approx 3 hours and 30 minutes. So yes it does take a while to fully recharge it, and I wish they'd include a higher generator capacity, but it is still quite awesome!
Have you tested how long it takes to boil water with it on the highest fan setting? That flame looked intense! This is definitely going on my BOB wish list lol. Great video as always, Ben!
I don't remember if you used this stove at night in your other video, but I was wondering how much radiant light comes off the stove at night. Can it be seen easily from a distance and give your location away or is it pretty stealthy?
So the fan is always on wether you want it or not? Integrated battery drain? Also is it a good idea to have BATTERIES MOUNTED ON A HEAT SOURCE? Wtf! if not dangerous to explode, it will for sure impact drastically the batterie's life..
@@livingsurvival Ok so you need the fan, hope the thermocouple has long life (I have no clue). About the batteries, that's still hot enough to diminish their life drastically. Don't get me wrong this product is in the right direction, hikers definitely need a way to get energy be it from solar or heat or smth.
I know I don't need this thing, and will rarely use it, but I want it. Put it in my car in case I break down in the middle of nowhere and need to charge my phone.
This should have been the primary purpose of the video, to test the charging function. There are a zillion other stoves of this size for the purpose of tent camping and fire/heat purposes.
it would take quite a while and that really isn't the purpose. the purpose is to be able to have a power bank included which will trickle charge but also charge your device. meaning you would want to start off with a full charge. either way it is more efficient than the first but even without the battery pack it is still a great stove on its own.
Very highly doubt you can temper or harden aluminum requires more heat than biomass is willing to provide and aluminum will fall apart if the process isn't good enough.
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This is, by far, my favorite BioLite tutorial video on RUclips. This is very simple and informative. Thank you for making this!
Thanks for taking the time to make this review. We hope you're been enjoying the CampStove 2!
thanks for watching.
I bought 4 pc's the old version, which is absolutely great product too. When full burn is active (low settings) it boil water way faster then Trangia alchol-burner. And you don't need any gas with your journeys :)
I've run it in conditions listed below:
1) -24 Celcius midwinter, Finland, Espoo-Nuuksio. Burned pine cone and similar, also wood. Wet sticks etc. Works well. Heat produce quickly and burns well once you get the burn going. Heated 1 litre water from zero to boil in less than 10 minutes in freezing conditions. Only drawback was the battery from a phone. It needs to be shielded from the cold-weather or it wont go. Thermal-sleeve or similar does the job.
2) +20 Celcius Summer, Finland, Lapland-Lemmenjoki. Burned pine cone and similar. Burned also wood, hay, etc. Heated water and made dinner way faster than a Trangia (I have always one with me. 1 litre alcohol). I added pine cone's about 5 in a 7-8 minutes. Produces immense heat when coal is produced. Tested 30 min after the fire has gone it still produces enough heat to run the USB-out.
3) +15 Celcius, Night-conditions, Summer, Finland, Lieksa - Patvinsuo. Made in a hurry and in demonstration conditions for people gathered around of Netherlands, Germany, Finland. Alcohol consumed internally :) Tried to burn Pine Cone's there. It won't go. Either the atmosphere is different to cones to ignite or i was too drunk :) Although sticks were ignited just fine. Pine Cone's wont even burn there.
Still use the Biolite. It's absolutely stunning piece. Thanks for a great product!!!
Great review..
I think you BioLite should answer the doubts of the comments...The aluminum part melts? how long does it take to charge a cell phone? what kind of material is recommended for burning? Can I fully charge the power bank just by burning wood and how long does it take ? If the device malfunctions, it will be replaced or I will have my money back? In case of a natural disaster (when you do not have electricity) will the stove work for a few days or weeks just burning wood? How it works at sub-zero temperature? It will rust if I use it in camping on the beach? For how many minutes or hours can I use it without stopping? Can I use the stove every day and for how long, only minutes or hours? Thnaks!
Can we get one that has native USB type 3, or maybe one in addition to the standard USB?
Got mine yesterday and already having fun. Burns hot, long w/minimal effort and I am not the sharpest of twigs but figured it out in couple of minutes. Also got a solar panel, lights, grill, and pot. Packs up small.
Another Great Video Thanks!! Just ordered the water and drop resistant Omnicharge Pro (20) Case!! I actually made the suggestion to them to make a specific case that was waterproof back when they first started the Indiegogo campaign !!
Great review. The product info also advises positioning the jug handle over the fan unit because the design directs the heat away from that area.
Honestly this and the Rhinowolf are on my top list for minimalist camping. I'm not going to really get much use out of 2600ma for a smart phone, but charging up a GPS if lost or a small flip Trac phone this would be perfect for.
I don't see it as gimmicky at all, it can sanitize water, provide power, cook a hobo pack, provide light, all taking up minimal space and using natural biofuel.. damn.. really what more could you ask for?
Nice upgrades. I have looked at this stove so many times. Great accessories with the BioLite Stove that I like as well.
That is crazy cool idea. I wouldn't take it on a backpacking trip, but for regular camping, that is sweet!
something to add if you have some wood stove pellets and throw them in it is absolutely amazing. I keep some in my get home bag with the stove.
i just have so much wood around me all the time no matter where i go that it is not really an issue.
I've noticed that here in Finland pine cone's will burn great. They start quite fast. When i wanted to test the Trangia Alcohol-burned vs Biolite old. The Alcoburner is great when it comes the amount of fuel add per burn compared the Biolite 10min add. However, the Biolite was faster with pine cones in boiling 1 litre of water than Trangia. Trangia with gas-burder is different story. Sso much heat that it will boil the water in couple of minutes. Problem is the gas-tanks. 100 - 400g tanks take up space quite a lot. Trangia is great product, with one exception: You have to carry everything to burn with you. With Biolite you dont need any kind fuel to carry with you. In normal trips i'll take biolite and trangia with me. Just because i want to make sure that we will get our food done, no matter what. And the meantime charge the damn cellphones as well :)
However, i have different scenario for charging stuff. I've bough 2 x 50W 2,9 kg portable solarpanels. One is enough when it comes to charging the stuff and it can be put outside of the backpack to collect the solar with travels. One emergency car starter will provide more than enough of power for the most uses, including laptop-charging. With 1 solarpanel i can recharge the emergency-powerbank in 4-5 hrs. All this stuff takes up to 3,6kg's of weight. When in need, this setup perform very well. I can power all my Baofeng-radios with this and plenty of more. No need to carry any gas-powered generators around.
I love that he talks with his hands, even though you can't see his hands. If you look into his glasses on the intro, you can see him moving his hands all arround.
Maybe he is of italian descent
cool stove. I do a lot of car camping and use a coleman stove but that would add another burner plus a charger.
Nice stove. Good idea about wood pellets. I'd buy one. Thanks. Tony.
That 'thing that makes the electricity' is called a thermocouple. Neat review. I have access to one of the original ones. I'll have to give it a try. PS screw battlebox.
Great video and review. I have the original BioLite and I love it. It is an essential part of my BOB. I'm going to need at least two more of these and the upgrade looks pretty sweet. Thanks for sharing.
Love the video. I also love this stove. Used it a few times and own the other two as well.
We have the 1st one with all the accessories and love it. It really shines in areas where your not aloud to have a larger fire. You can even use it on a table. So far it,has neither scorched a wooden or melted a plastic table. Is there enough of a difference between the two to meriot getting it if there's nothing wrong with the original one I have. Thank you for the heads up on the upgrade. God bless and stay safe.
nothing wrong with the original.
Very nice stove. Yes it would be ideal to have in the car.
definitely a great car prep.
great stove...I have a first gen and love it. upgrades look great
Nice upgrade on this unit. Nice review and info. Good for the car or a power outage
Cool set-up. I have the original and enjoy it also.It is a very cool unit. It 🔥 well.
My thermocoupler doesn't have an opening like yours does. It's just a solid metal piece.
I like it. Might be heavy for backpacking but would be great for rafting, canoe, kayak, bike or horse. Oh and motorhorse :-)
agreed.
In the service I carried an 80lbs pack for 20 miles. Now my pack weighs 44 lbs. Three more pounds is no big deal. If you are so out of shape that this stove would do you in, you should stay home and have another beer.
very cool...how does the plastic part hold up to the heat over time?...also, would a lid be possible to gain more time from using pellets or coals?
Gimmicky for sure, but I like it. Good car prep or glamping (RV)
thanks for sharing your thoughts on this stove I really appreciate it enjoyed watching best wishes my friend
I may have missed it, but is the fan powered by the energy created by the thermoelectric generator? Also what is the amp output on the USB, quickcharge? How long does it take to charge the battery? My impression that its not very practical as a battery charger, but if its powering its own fan and creating that very efficient and hot burn than it could give some gas powered stoves a run for their money.
you are correct, it's not very practical for charging for recreational purposes. I was able to get about 20% an hour from the goalzero panel I showed the other day and that to me is awesome. this stove will give you about 10%ish an hour which is not bad but you would have to burn hot that entire time making it not efficient enough to me for anything but a quick emergency charge. The difference here vs. the old is the built in battery runs the fan so any excess energy is directed to the device you are charging where as the old one powered the fan and charged at a rate of 50% less than this one. Plus as long as you keep the battery bank charged before heading out (as you would any battery bank) you have 2600 mAh to use for anything. All in all I think it is a great stove on it's own due to the output and no cleanup. Plus it will certainly give you an emergency charge if needed which to me makes it great for a car prep item. It's a fun stove to use. Thanks for the comment.
Great review, just wondering if in a grid down situation could this be used for providing heat?
This creates large amounts of co2 so should not be used in an indoor environment. In a pinch you could have 2 large pots of water. Heat one up outside bring it in and huddle around that until the second one is hot. Repeat as needed to keep a small room warm.
I am curious about what type of wood you where using? I had one of the first models of this stove but sold it because where I live there is not "hardwood" There is pine, cotton wood, elm and aspen and willow along the creeks. I never could get it hot enough and I was constantly having to feed the fire. Too me its more work then its worth.
Excellent reporting.
If the battery was to give out in the wilderness, would the socket still charge things even though the battery is dead on version 2 ?
I am a lotec guy but that is on my wish list for this fall when I am on my Jon boat make lunch charge phone . Great selling point to wife . lol
Bought one and it is great so far.
wowza...glad I did't buy the first edition this one here has a lot of "betterness"...(my new word)...great review as always Ben
A question to those (the more responses the better) who own(ed) both the Biolite Campstove & Campstove 2. Have you found the thermoelectric housing to feel warmer on the Campstove 2? I have.. and it has nothing to do with overlapping flames. Mine actually felt quite warm during the hot ember stage. Under any circumstances have my original Camp stove gotten this warm. Any similar experiences or thoughts? I received my Campstove 2 yesterday and I used it once.. this morning.
You can wave your hand to blow on a fire. It is silly to use your emergency battery to turn a fan to blow on a fire which does not need it.
Great review, simple & informative.
Thanks for watching.
thank you for the info great idea and this us something I have been looking for getti g mine
What a great piece of kit
Thanks for rewiev ! Does old kettle compatible with new campstove ?
Darn you for this great review, now I have to buy one 😉
Great video I have the original but this makes me thinking to upgrade
Can I mount that on my fireplace??
This is fucking awesome getting one today.. Will be perfect for fishing i can fillet one and throw in pan... And its so compact really genius
Hi Ben, thanks for sharing. I love this thing, especially the new one. It seems a bit bulky and heavy, but it would mean that you won't need a power bank and solar charger, right? And since this works on cloudy days too, and you're basically use it every day anyway, it might even be a good option for backpackers.
Cheers, keep up the good work!
Excellent review, thank you.
Would it be possible to connect portable hiking solar panel to charge it on the road
I have to old one with the kettle pot. It IS gimmicky, but it does what I ask every time i use it. Any thoughts on a molle pouch that'll fit this rig? I never cared for the draw string pouch. The maxpedition water bottle holder is too small.
never thought of that since it just rides in my car kit bag.
Good to point out that the battery bank can be charged without the fire being used
Thanks for the vid. Do you have any metrics on charging time? Does it charge at the same speed as a wall charger?
I like this one a lot more, specially having internal Battery, Guess I need to upgrade lol
2600mAh power bank!!! It probably takes like an hour just to charge that battery or even more..
Great review. Thanks.
That thing is cool. You should do a video cooking on it. If the battery was dead, how long would you have to burn to charge up a dead cell phone battery enough to make an emergency call?
15-30 minutes for roughly 5% charge.
I like the look of this.
Thanks 4 the update.
How much fire time does it take to charge the battery bank?
a long time. that isn't the point. the point is you have a backup battery bank that does slowly get charged and also charges your device later on.
That is entirely the point. The claim that a fire will produce heat which will turn a fan which will turn a magnet which will produce current which will charge a battery which you can then use to charge your USB device. ... You can get battery banks elsewhere. You can get stoves elsewhere. These are ubiquitous. What this thing claims is unique, namely, that it can use a small fire to charge a battery.
The correct ansver i is actually simple:
Power Output is 5V, 2A USB but the thermoelectric generator (TEG) has a peak power of 3W.
Thus, assuming 90-96% efficiency from the TEG to the battery and assuming 2600 mAh battery has approximately 9.62 Wh of energy storage, you get approx 3 hours and 30 minutes.
So yes it does take a while to fully recharge it, and I wish they'd include a higher generator capacity, but it is still quite awesome!
Its a cool idea but for now I think I would go with a cheap stove and folding solar panel.
Hey Ben, nice review. Is that a 2600 or 26000mah battery?
On the website it says: 2600 mAh
www.bioliteenergy.com/products/campstove-2
Have you tested how long it takes to boil water with it on the highest fan setting? That flame looked intense! This is definitely going on my BOB wish list lol.
Great video as always, Ben!
4-5 minutes
One question, are the batteries replaceable or is this a disposable product?
Rez
Great review!
Superb stove
I don't remember if you used this stove at night in your other video, but I was wondering how much radiant light comes off the stove at night. Can it be seen easily from a distance and give your location away or is it pretty stealthy?
you could make it stealthy by setting it in a hole or something.
Great work on video
Vary cool, like the new style
Once you get a fire going, who's to say it cant charge itself and lower the fan speed.. idk.
If they make a 3rd versiont ehy should put 3-4 USB ports on it.
Does it still charge the internal battery when it charges 2 Amp Phone?
I need use it before but I want one lol thank you for the video
So the fan is always on wether you want it or not? Integrated battery drain?
Also is it a good idea to have BATTERIES MOUNTED ON A HEAT SOURCE? Wtf! if not dangerous to explode, it will for sure impact drastically the batterie's life..
Yes the fan is always on. The stove won’t work without it. The battery pack doesn’t get any hotter than it would in a vehicle or in direct sunlight.
@@livingsurvival Ok so you need the fan, hope the thermocouple has long life (I have no clue).
About the batteries, that's still hot enough to diminish their life drastically.
Don't get me wrong this product is in the right direction, hikers definitely need a way to get energy be it from solar or heat or smth.
I know I don't need this thing, and will rarely use it, but I want it. Put it in my car in case I break down in the middle of nowhere and need to charge my phone.
that's where mine stays.
Do you know how long it take to charge the internal battery from 0 to 100 just burning wood?
a long time. you wouldn't want to use the stove mainly to charge the internal bank. charge it first and then it is a good supplement.
This should have been the primary purpose of the video, to test the charging function. There are a zillion other stoves of this size for the purpose of tent camping and fire/heat purposes.
Fantastic!!
How long to charge the battery bank?
I love mine...👏🏽👍
Lovin it!
Ingenious!!!
One of these days I'll have to get one. I know you swear by this product
How long it takes to charge the power bank when burning wood?
it would take quite a while and that really isn't the purpose. the purpose is to be able to have a power bank included which will trickle charge but also charge your device. meaning you would want to start off with a full charge. either way it is more efficient than the first but even without the battery pack it is still a great stove on its own.
I see I was just wondering if I let it burn the entire day it will charge 100% of the battery.
Mine is on the way!!
Enjoy!
What is the use case keeping it in the car? Can you not charge from the car battery?
Out of gas?
How do I order?
Wow, charge it with fire!
Belinya gmn ? Saya tertarik
How long does it take to charge the 2600 mAh battery to full?
The stove isn't really meant to charge it fully but just to keep it topped off or to supplement it during use. You should keep it charged at home.
Ohh... It seems I have to find another way for power then. I looked on the powerpot V - but not sure that would do it either for my needs.
wow this thing is cool
cool beans i like it
at the conclusion part, I looked through your glasses and I saw a vehicle, is that the same bug out vehicle?
it was my jeep.
Could charcoal be used?
you could but they don't recommend it since it will not combust as easily as pellets, chips or just twigs and sticks.
anyone attempted to heat treat with this stove on the high setting lol?
May work for tempering, not sure about hardening.
Very highly doubt you can temper or harden aluminum requires more heat than biomass is willing to provide and aluminum will fall apart if the process isn't good enough.
Never said aluminum, of course not aluminum.
If you used coal, not damp sticks, it would work.
But it may be so hot that it also melt the device.
Mine always overheats after about 15 mins.
You look like you enjoy a good sharp cheddar
COOOOOOOOOOL
All my cells say. NOT to slap a lipo battery inside a plastic shell and then attach it to a blzing fire tonado in a tin can.....
Any chance you want to send me your original biolite?
I’m too poor to get this I wish I could get this
going to the woods no dam phone don't want to hear it
wat pack is that
Hot!
Another review where the fire is built from the bottom up. Upside down fire. Less feeding. No one does it right.