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Pellet Stove for Your Hot Tent
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- Опубликовано: 25 дек 2022
- Shtfandgo rocket stove pellet stove
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Awesome video. Love it.
@SHTFandGO.COM oh snap! How did you find the video? Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann we're subscribers. :-). BTW, our new version shipping now feeds pellets so much better for long term burning. lol. I've been heating my house with our stove all winter. We are planning a trip to Missouri in February for snow goose hunting. We'll be heating a 12x10 canvas walled tent for a week. I'll keep you posted. You should come out and hunt with us.
@SHTFandGO.COM oh that’s awesome you’ve changed the design. I would love to come out and hunt with you! I was surprised how well this old version worked in my wall tent. Thanks for subscribing guys!
@HoolyDooly-si2zz you didn’t like the set it and forget crowd???? Thanks for watching
"Set it and forget it!" 🤣😂 I was also waiting for the line "But wait, there's more!" 🤣
@Doc_Watson darn I missed the opportunity, But wait there more lol. Thanks for watching bro!
Now they just have to make it light enough for a single hiker 😂. It's great that someone has finally addressed the constant fire feeding drawbacks of withstanding designs because right now a normal hot tent /stove is to me an "if" the temperature drops too low that i might freeze to death
Oh a hiking version would be sweet! Thanks for watching
That stove and hopper are genius, perfect for those of us who sleep longer and don't want to get up in the night to add wood to the stove
@Chris ‘CJ’ Jones yeah it is! Thanks for watching bro!
At first glance I was thinkin I couldn't git that without it costin me my marriage, but you can buy it one part ata time!it's gunna take me sum time because I have a broken budget.only git ta spend whuts left after the kids grandkids animals and wife are happy lol. I love this review.if it takes till next winter I'm gunna git me that.
@HilbilyRedneksOpinion yeah it nice you can buy it piece by piece. Save money on the pipe at hardware store too. The griddle I feel is really needed for heating and keeping heat in. It’s a pretty neat setup for sure! Thanks for watching
I love your content. How you do the reviews. Just realistically talking about the stoves. And your actually excited about this stuff. I’ve seen enough of your videos, stopped kidding myself, and finally subscribed!! Happy holidays!!! Keep up the great work!!
Lmao better late than never! Thank you for subscribing and for the kind words. Glad you are enjoying the videos. Thanks for watching and Happy Holidays to you too.
I put a heat activated fan on my hot tent woodstove 1000% difference in heating up an area air circulation is key. They are like 30 bucks on ebay
@Doug St. Laurent yes they help a ton! I have a couple. I made one into a heat powered ceiling fan for teepee hot tents. The ceiling fan made a ten degree F temperature difference at the floor. So cool. Thanks for watching!
@@AdventureswithSpackmann In that case, I’m going to look for the video of you doing this.
It’s something I’ve been considering myself.😊
@@daphneraven6745 check it out. It one my most underrated videos I think.
Very nice video. I'm new to camping, infact, I recently purchased this same tent, and on it's first week up, the wind picked it up and destroyed the framing. It landed about 20 feet from where i had installed it. I intentialy left it up after our first family camp night to see if it would hold up to high winds, it did not. I since then replaced the entire frame with a heftier galvanized tubing. It doesn't look great, but im confident, it will now hold up beter. For now im still paching the tent and looking forward to reinstalling on my deck, but w with summer ending, im now looking for a stove to keep the family warm, and i think i just found it. Thanks again for your insightful camping videos.
Wow that’s some crazy wind. Glad you enjoy the videos. Thanks for watching
I love the pellet stove idea that griddle is sweet I think I might have to get one of them every week I wait for your videos to see what you come up with
@Tim Robinson lol love that you wait to see what’s coming! Thank you bro. The griddle is my favorite stove accessory so far! So cool. Thanks for watching man!
Great stove for a Base camp. Thanks for the great video !!
@Camping with Coyote Chris base camp stove is a great idea! Thanks for watching
That stove is wicked awesomely cool!!!😊
@T yeah it is! Thanks for watching
Happy Tuesday! Wow that’s a pretty bad ass set up. Ah to have actual weather where this would work for me.
@Miles Robertson Happy TuesWednesday bro! It is pretty neat. I’m liking the pellet stove concept for a hot tent. Thanks for watching
Broski this is it! I am just worried if it can fit in any of the small pomoly tents *with the griddle* but for real that is some next level stuff and something else for me to look at. Its cheaper too when I compare to pomolys stoves...ooh boy oh boy the choices haha! Well happy near year too ya and I hope you are planing a hot tent trip soon because I am!!!!
@Snarfimus Happy New Year bro! The griddle is probably my favorite stove accessory yet. I have one in the plans, hope it’s this weekend! Thanks for watching
Abso-freaking-lutely love this one! I like the set it and forget it. Going to the website asap. 👍💥🙌
@Crypto Kitty they said they changed the pellet feed to work better since I bought mine too! Thanks for watching
Man, this is slick... I would love some more detail on how you modified it to not ash out.
@Isaac Barnett I plan on doing a follow up video camping with it. Thanks for watching
Awesome hopper addition!
@Rick Harkema hopper is so cool. Thanks for watching
as long as you can haul in the pellet bag then it saves so much time and work processing firewood
@testing 123 I just got back from an overnighter and bought 4 bags of wood. $10 each and pellets are like $5 so would have saved money there too lol. Thanks for watching
I was going to design a hopper but now I've been intrigued by this griddle
I’ve tested two different stoves with two different hoppers. I think this design where it’s slanted into the burn box is better. My other one is directly above the burn box. Thanks for watching
You need to buy a wood stove fan to circulate the heat. Doesn't need to be huge. But you can test how it works on different stoves. Love this stove. Little expensive but should last a very long time and work well. Think I have found my new hot tent stove!
@Mark Allen I have a couple fans. I actually turned one into a heat powered ceiling fan and use it in teepees. Works pretty well to raise the temp at ground level. This stove is pretty neat and love the concept of it. The griddle is freaking genius. Thanks for watching
Yeah I have a teepee cotton canvas I think I might grab this for! Not sure if I’ll get the griddle but the rest of that is perfect for I would need
@@Lonewolf23-26 I highly recommend the griddle for using this for heating. It retains the heat and slows it from going straight up the chimney. Definitely works without but works better for heating with it. Thanks for watching
Love this stove! I checked the website and was amazed at the price! Cheap! I've been using kerosene to heat my wall tent but don't like the moisture those heaters give off. Looking for dryer heat. Think this may be it! Thx for the great review!
That’s impressive. Good job.
@Mobile Winter Camp it’s pretty neat for sure. Thanks for watching
That's an awesome stove and a nice breakfast! Don't forget to have some coffee next time.
@Dan I had coffee with it too! The griddle kept it nice and warm for me in the cup. Thanks for watching.
loving thesee vids bro
@Young Gouki 32 thanks bro! Hope you have a wonderful holidays! Thanks for watching
I ordered the stove and let them know it was your review that led me to buy
Cool! They claim they fixed the pellet feeding issue too with the newer model. I believe I said I modded mine. They said no mod is needed. Hope you enjoy it. Thanks for watching
Very, very cool! Missing the Montreal steak spice on the egg. Thanks for the video.
@mushercdn I forgot salt and pepper too. Still good. Thanks for watching!
Awesome stove great video
@Michael gineo glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching
I'm off grid, my back and shoulders would be happy from the daily processing, just a bit concerned if it'll heat the yurt,and without the griddle attachment can't use a stove fan.
@Erik Carey yeah not sure about the yurt bro. Also I feel the griddle is needed for heating a tent with it. Like a heat exchange sorta. Thanks for watching!
You should do another video on this stove camping. This is the only stove I have seen that interest me. You know, play around with to see how much burn time you can get.
@Jeff Smith I tested this stove for a month almost everyday to see the best way to get a long burn from it. Biggest problem I found was ash build up putting out the pellets. The company said they have made improvements to it and it burns more consistently now. I haven’t tested the new version but I do plan on putting out a camping video with this stove just hard to find the time. Thanks for watching.
I’m just doing my first burn with this stove. Having the same issue with the ashes building up and snuffing out the fire. I’m not sure what you exactly did to make it work. It’s not making sense to me, but I’ll let it cool down and pay with it tomorrow. One thing I’m wishing already is a glass window somewhere. I just wish I could see a little bit what’s going on in there while the hopper is on
@Steve B find me on Facebook and I can take pictures of what I did. I haven’t had time to make an update video with this stove but I think I’m going to soon. A window would be freaking awesome but it’s a double wall stove for a secondary gasification burn. Some way to see in or clean it out while the hopper is on would be nice. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann thanks man. I’d love to see photos. Just followed on Facebook. You’re the man
@@steveb6444 message me on there so I know who you are and I’ll take pictures as soon as I can. You’re welcome
Appreciate the review. I’m torn between this and the Polomy Max with all the glass. Weight isn’t an issue just tent site camping.
Oh that’s a tough choice. I do love the glass. The dweller max 3 is one of my favorites. Check out my videos on the giraffe stove. Has ton of glass and you can get a pellet attachment for it.little more expensive then both of these. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I just subscribed yesterday watching that video and then this one threw the wild card in lol. I like the concept and hopper option but that 3.0 is a more relaxing vibe. You’re right on with the titanium price too. Appreciate the quick reply and all the content, thank you!
@@awesomedave8484 you’re welcome. And the giraffe compared to this one in price may be cheaper after you buy the hopper and griddle for heat exchange.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann
Thanks for the suggestion. MAV just uploaded a banger and pulled a huge fish. Funny he set up a stove which doesn’t happen a lot and had troubles with smoke. Looking forward to more content and I’ll stop in for an early thumbs up. Great editing and getting the info across fast. Thanks again.
@@awesomedave8484 oh cool, haven’t seen that one yet. I’ll have to go check it out. Love his videos.
Glad you are enjoying mine.
Maybe invest in one of those cheap $25 laser thermometers? You could show the different temps of surfaces at different times during the burn.
Good idea. I have a cheap one but alway wonder how accurate it is. Thanks for watching
that is an interesting stove for sure.
@Dark Sun it sure is! Thanks for watching
There are multiple companies that make pellet stoves for wall tents.. that being said we ran a pellet stove in the fall of 2018 from September to Thanksgiving and it was extremely nice not having to cut firewood all the time. We currently are looking at a smaler bell style tent for hunting and itll definitely have the pellet option as the bell twnt will be used to hunt birds in the midwest and itll be easier to just use pellets.
Was yours a cylinder stove? I have another kind coming soon. Thanks for watching
@AdventureswithSpackmann yes it is a cylinder stove the gravity feed system was attached to the back. When you got that thing roaring it sounds like a jet turbine winding up. That thing is great. We would burn wood by day and fire up the pellets.at night.
@@kiotewolfer3278 that’s an awesome setup!
Looks like you're burning bran cereal in that stove. I wonder if you could set up some sort of folding, reflective metal wall, floor to ceiling, behind the stove to reflect heat back in the room. Specially if the stove jack was in the corner of the tent. Since you really can't sit behind the stove might as well reflect that heat back into the parts of the tent/room where you can.
Happiest of New Year's to you and your family!
@Tont Boloney I’ve seen other people do that before. Not sure how well it works but I’ve seen it done. Happy New Year to you as well bro! Thanks for watching
Very interesting. Cool.
@GatorCreates so cool right bro! Thanks for watching
Love to see you do a video on how you did mesh .
@jeffsmith350 I may in the future. Do you have this stove? Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann can you post a picture of your modification? Mine just shipped and I am not afraid to learn from others.
@martyromero6556 just saw your comment on Facebook. I replied there. But I have since heard from the company and they claim their new burn chamber doesn’t need modifications. So before you mod it totally try it first. Thanks for watching
Ya Pellets all night ,self feed….no brainer……I’m thinking of a tepee with center pipe for support and exhaust. Some bugs to get through. 2 ea. 10x12 tarps should do it…
Not sure if this one will burn all night but I found one that does. Check out my 12 hour burn video. Thanks for watching
Hey great video. This stove and set up is hard to find reviews on. I'm wanting to pull the trigger...
Just curious how long the pellets burned for ya throughout the night? I know a lot of people say these rocket stoves are just wasted heat so wanted to get your opinion on heat efficiency as well as duration of burn. You're awesome man, keep it up!
This one without the griddle has a lot of wasted heat. If I remember right it’s around 4-5 hours. Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching
Do you know if the griddle will fit a G stove ? Thanks.
@Jeff Smith the griddle has a 4inch opening. But they make them, you can always talk to them. Like if the g stove isn’t 4” maybe they can custom one up for an additional cost, I’m not sure just throwing that out there. Cause different sizes would be cool. Thanks for watching
Add a fan, or two, on the griddle and you'd have a sweet tent heater!!!
@outdoor poormet oh yeah. That would be awesome. Thanks for watching
Great video as always! Couple questions; have you had any issues with the dire wicking back into the hopper? How often do you need to empty the ash pan? I have a pellet smoker and also have had a pellet stove for home heating years ago. The home one I had an issue twice with the fire wicking back into the hopper. The first was almost really bad but was able to get a steal bucket and empty it all before it became catastrophic. Happened to my smoker a couple times as well but that was more due to wind direction and me not facing it correctly. A pic of your modification would be awesome as well! Merry Christmas to you and yours!
@Scott Plemmons I worry about it wicking back too but I have not experienced that. Maybe the rocket stove affect some what prevents that, not sure. Ashes are the biggest problem with pellets I have found. With the mod I made I’m able to burn the hopper without “needing” to empty but it needs to be emptied after a hopper and for a better burn during the hoppers burning too. I plan on showing the mod I made but tried to make this video shorter for viewing purposes lol. Thanks for watching and Merry Christmas to you too bro!
@@AdventureswithSpackmann yeah the ash build up is always the issue for sure. And I agree using a pellet stove takes a while to figure out. Thanks bro!
@@scottplemmons9408 yeah it’s not open the box and run perfect lmao
It sounds like you can adjust the flow rate of the pellets to the burn chamber.
@Trucker Jon’s Outdoor Shenanigans yes you can. There is a lever on the side that adjusts the feed. Thanks for watching
The stove is pretty cool but I like that griddle
@John Burgin the griddle maybe my favorite stove accessory yet. Best part, it will fit any 4” pipe! Thanks for watching bro!
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I’m definitely going to check into it
@@johnburgin7478 welcome bro!
Make a good shed heater
That it would! Thanks for watching
That’s pretty cool, I don’t need another tent stove, I don’t need another tent stove,,,
@coyotesnipe lol me either lol. Thanks for watching
What’s around the top of the tent where the pipe chimney goes thru to keep it from melting the tent roof?
That’s called a “stove jack”. It’s a piece of silicon impregnated fiberglass that’s used in tents as a fire resistant barrier. Most hot tents come with them but you can install your own. Thanks for watching
I know the guy that designs and makes these His name is Dale Niggeman. Cool guy.
That’s awesome! Thanks for watching
usually the hopper is run by an electric auger. What is running the pellet dispenser?
This is gravity feed. Thanks for watching
Pretty cool …
@Bahama Jim yeah it is! Thanks for watching
Where can I buy the hopper you have since you guys don’t sell it?
The hopper is sold by the same company. Thanks for watching
Brilliant…
@Esquire right! Thanks for watching
How does the gasification process work?
I’m not exactly sure, it’s double walled and some where after the burn chamber it must re-introduce the fresh air for the gasification. Thanks for watching
How long firewood can you stick in? Can you burn 16” length firewood with the lid close? Thanks
Not with the lid closed no. Not sure the exact length of the burn chamber. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann Thanks for reply. I enjoy your stove reviews!
That looks like the walmart Ozark canvas wall to it you're sitting in
@tim webb it sure is! Thanks for watching
Where do i buy the grill with pipe? And the part to put the pellets?
They sell both on their website. Thanks for watching
One thing to consider and investigate: Hunters that have used pellet stoves (not this brand) during hunting season complain that most pellet stoves start having performance issues heat when the elevation is above 6000 ft.
@R T oh that’s great to know. Thanks for sharing the info and for watching
Does this put out enough heat for a 10x14 tent?
Depending on how cold it gets, it’s possible. It did an alright job with this 10x12 but it wasn’t extremely cold. Thanks for watching
where would I get that exact set up went on their site didnt see the whole thing ?
You have to buy it all separately but they still sell it all. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann thankyou
@@gz4896 you’re welcome
It’s the green stove you got coming isn’t it??? I’m torn between the two right now. But definitely getting a pellet stove soon.
@Steve B I’m not sure what you are taking about with a green stove coming? Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann you said you ordered another pellet stove from china. I was assuming it was one called Green stove hori 3. Guess not haha. But check that one out. I still can’t decide between that one and the shtf one.
@@steveb6444 nope it’s not that one. But I will check it out lol.
@@steveb6444 ohhh I’ve seen that one and I do want it!
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I’m going for it. If I don’t like it I’ll just sell it and get the bmg 50 later
what about the other stove?
@putheflamesout yahoo which stove do you mean? Thanks for watching
Wished it was all stainless
@Jeff Smith that would be cool. Thanks for watching
Good
Thanks for watching
Well that is interesting ! Would be great to fill it up at night and get a decent sleep...
@Skills2Survive oh yeah! Thanks for watching
I didn't see the sides back or inside and I bet it runs for five to seven hrs 😂
Huh? Thanks for watching
Can't get wood pellets in the wild if shtf
You are 100% correct. At that point in time you take the hopper off and you have a rocket stove with a secondary burn for the gasification. Thanks for watching
👍👍
Thanks for watching
Neat but looks to funky for me. Like the griddle though
@Kokadjo Outdoors it totally can be a little funky. Griddle maybe my favorite stove accessory so far. So neat. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann if hopper was on the back and more fitting to set up would be pretty cool. How much space does it take up
@Kokadjo Outdoors it doesn’t take up much room. It’s heavier than it’s big I would say. Footprint of the stove is probably 10”x20” with accessories attached. Don’t quote me on that though lol, I’m just guessing.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann Too late: Spackman said, " it doesn’t take up much room. It’s heavier than it’s big I would say. Footprint of the stove is probably 10”x20” with accessories attached."
@@AdventureswithSpackmann not to bad looks lot bigger in video
Look who got coal for christmas
@10dickilly you know it! Thanks for watching
Take you sunglass off my friend lol
Sunglasses are so I’m always “looking” at the camera even if my eyes are looking around while I’m thinking of something to say. Thanks for watching
Thats not for outdoor or camping.
Good for orher places but not ta carry in a rucksack
I only have one stove small enough for a rucksack and I’d still stick it in my sled or on my cart instead. Thanks for watching
plastic spatula seasoning ! um!!!
lol you don’t like you breakfast with a side of plastic? It’s a silicone spatula is that makes it better lol. Thanks for watching