2007 Backpacking Stoves （2）-Primus 2007
貌似这样的东西已经成为了潮流Primus introduced the new EtaPower stove, which is essentially a remote-mounted canister stove with an integrated windscreen and pot. The EtaPower pot features an integrated heat exchanger that mates with the EtaPower stove. But where JetBoil locks users into a single system, Primus allows you to mix and match. There will be several different sizes of EtaPower pots, which can be used interchangeably with any backpacking stove. The EtaPower will be available in late March 2007.
releasing a brand new stove for 2007, The Primus EtaPower. The basic idea behind the new stove is to reduce the overall weight, including gas, therefor it has a very good fuel efficency. Primus claims a 220-gram fuelcontainer will last 6 days for 2 persons (4,5-liter boiled water per day). Primus has done a calculation, comparing what you would have to carry during a 6 day hike, using three of their stoves:
EtaPower EF Stove (including pot and 230g gas), total weight 1140 grams
Gravity EF Stove (with LITECH pot and 450g gas), total weight 1352 grams
ClassicTrail Stive (with stainless steel pot and 230g + 450g gas), total weight 1777 grams
The stoves burner is shaped like a disc, providing a low and stable stove and the built in burner is based on the Micron stove. A preheating coil gives the stove a low energy consumption and better winter characteristics. The EtaPower pots are equipped with a heat exchanger and are available in to sizes 2.1-liter and 1.7-liter. The kitchen is also equipped with a standard piezo ignition 把trangia的风挡和JETBOIL的聚热环结合了
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