Heating outdoors.

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  1. Gemini_Fyre

    Gemini_Fyre New Member

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    If you have a chainsaw, and a log that is fairly large and a smidgin of gas, a Norwegian fire log works dandy for cooking on. Some will burn for roughly an hour.

    [video=youtube;WFIot84KvEU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFIot84KvEU[/video]

    Just one example. Less than a minute long, if you can tolerate the music.
     
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    CKW Well-Known Member

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    Cool! I like it. Always interested in a better more efficient fire when we are camping.
     
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    Gemini_Fyre New Member

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    Best part is that you can usually throw the left over chunks that didn't complete burning in your stove inside.

    Rocket Stoves are the (*)(*)(*)(*) too. Use little fuel, and provide gobs and gobs of heat.
     
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