BioLite CampStove

Very cool - Charge your iPhone by buring twigs.
http://shop.biolitestove.com/BioLite...tove_p_15.html

Product Details:

• Fast to boil: 4.5 minutes to boil 1 liter of water
• Fire power output (peak): 3.4 kw (lo) 5.5 kw (hi)
• USB power output: Max continuous: 2W @5V, Peak: 4W @5V
• Compatible Devices: Powers most USB-chargeable devices including smartphones
• Fuel: Burns sticks, pine cones, pellets and other biomass
• Packed size: Height 8.25 inches, Width 5 inches
• Weight: 2 lbs 1 oz / 935 grams
• Pot weight limit: 8 lbs or 1 gallon of liquid
• Materials: Stainless steel, aluminum, plastic

While this is definitely a repost, the full specs weren't there last time.

I searched for BioLite and didn't find anything.

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Originally Posted by ronaldrwl

I searched for BioLite and didn't find anything.

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Think it's been posted twice. In all fairness though, they may have been lost in the crash.

I was guilty of one of the reposts so I know it was here. [Beer]

I have one. Works great as a stove, however it is very fuel hungry. I was able to get it to charge an iPod but it didn't want to charge my iPhone. In all fairness I only ran it long enough to boil 2 small pots of water and let my daughter roast a marshmallow or two.

Personally if I had to do over I'd likely just buy a traditional camp stove.

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Originally Posted by Rooskibar03

I have one. Works great as a stove, however it is very fuel hungry. I was able to get it to charge an iPod but it didn't want to charge my iPhone. In all fairness I only ran it long enough to boil 2 small pots of water and let my daughter roast a marshmallow or two.

Personally if I had to do over I'd likely just buy a traditional camp stove.

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Some of the I-pod, I-pad and I-phone cords are not interchangeable, found that out with an I-pod touch gen2 and an I -pad gen1. Go figure........
I marked them with colored electrical tape to keep them straight in case they get thrown in the same bag.....[Tooth]