NuWay Stove

[cpierce]

http://www.nuwaystove.com/model2000.php

I got a little Nuway 2000 propane stove this fall.  It is made for blinds and tents etc.  You do have to put in a stove pipe to the outside, but that is what I like about it.  The fumes exhaust to the outside, so you don't get CO2, CO, or extra water vapor. 

I have been using it in a small camper.  I have camped with the temp down into the teens with it.

It is a great little stove...very light weight and adjustable.  You can adjust the flame from very small to roaring.  Roaring will use some gas!!  I have even used it on two occasions with the one pound propane bottles.  You have to get an adapter for the 1 lbs to work, but it does work.  My little bottle iced up after a bit, but it had enough fuel to warm the camper up at night and in the morning.  Usually I use a larger propane tank and run the stove on low all night. 

I don't know if anyone is interest, but I though I would mention it in case someone is thinking about a tent or shanty stove.

[muskyon46]

They are some very nice looking stoves, just wish we could have some thing more permanent around here to put one in. I was toying around with the idea of putting one in my pop-up, just really hard for me to put a stovejack in my new 949i. I have been trying to figyre a way to put one in a piece of fabric and attaching it over an open door

http://www.snowtrekkertents.com/stovejacks.html

[cpierce]

I don't blame you!  I know of some semi permanent shanties on Mackay Res, but not much anywhere else. 

[the chief]

I use a mr buddy  mid size one works great and it run 5 or 6 hr on one pound tank . has auto shut off if low oxygen and if it tips over . has two  setting hi and low they run about 90.00