The simplification of the machining process reduces the production cost of Era-SE.
The burner still holds 20 heat storage blocks. But we lowered the power of the inner core to accommodate the internal oxygen conditions of the Pioneer and Pioneer Pro.
When it is put into Pioneer and Pioneer Pro, its power will be fully unleashed.
Bloom time (Methanol): 30 seconds
Diameter: 59.6mm
Canada
United StatesGreat little burner
Solidly built. Feels like quality when you hold it. Feels solid. Flame pattern is unique. I fullest used it with a screen stand and the flames were so hot they overheated the screen that I’ve been using with cat can stoves and white box stoves for years. So I’ve now ordered the stave stand. My only request would be to re-do the website so that the components are easier to understand. The naming convention left me a bit confused as to what each items were.
JapanTitanium Siphon Alcohol Stove EDDY-001
It is very compact and easy to use. The water will boil right away. I am very satisfied.
United StatesFast boil, long lasting burn, very efficient flame pattern
I bought this stove to integrate with the Eddy 205 Pioneer Pro wood burning stove. When I'm in wet conditions, the alcohol stove will be my backup but otherwise I plan to burn wood. I stored my water and alcohol in 33 F (0.5 C) conditions prior to testing. I got 2 cups of water boiling in a Toaks 750ml titanium pot in 5 minutes, on 1 ounce (weight) of fuel. The flame lasted for 8 minutes, 10 seconds, which is 30 seconds longer than any other alcohol stove I use. I attribute this to almost no alcohol being wasted in getting the flame to bloom. This stove blooms in under 10 seconds. The Eddy 205 Pioneer Pro is the perfect pot stand / windscreen for this stove, albeit heavy, with the two coming in at 6.95 oz (197 gm). I'm interested in a wood burning stove though, and feel I'll carry much less weight in fuel so it's a wash. Using the above combination, the flame pattern focuses on the bottom of the pot and, unlike with most alcohol stove/windscreen combinations, there's no flames wrapping around the outside of the pot. There's also minimal distance between the top of the pot stand and the bottom of the pot, so there's not a lot of opportunity for wind to rob valuable heat away from the pot. As a result, the Pioneer Pro/Siphon stove are an excellent combination. The one thing to be careful if you get this combination is that you remember to move the stove base out of the "storage" position and into the "alcohol" position. If you light it in "storage" position the flame will be snuffed out when you put your pot on the stove, and the inner stove stand will have been heated by the flame, and will be stuck inside the stove until everything cools (the metal expands slightly when heated). So lesson learned, and hopefully I'll remember to always pull the stand out before lighting the alcohol stove inside. Tip - if you're using the above combo, the alcohol stove inside can be tricky to light with a lighter as it sits deep inside the base of the Pioneer Pro. If you don't have a match to drop in, dip a stick or something into the alcohol, pull it out and light, then dip your lit stick back into contact with the alcohol. Also, the Toaks 750 ml pot is a perfect fit for storage. You can get the pot handle-less, with lifters, or with lifters and a bail handle.
United StatesFast boil, long lasting burn
I bought this stove to integrate with the Eddy 205 Pioneer Pro wood burning stove. When I'm in wet conditions, the alcohol stove will be my backup. I stored my water and alcohol in 33 F (0.5 C) conditions prior to testing. I got 2 cups of water boiling in a Toaks 750ml titanium pot in 5 minutes, on 1 ounce (weight) of fuel. The flame lasted for 8 minutes, 10 seconds, which is 30 seconds longer than any other alcohol stove I use. I attribute this to almost no alcohol being wasted in getting the flame to bloom. This stove blooms in under 10 seconds. The Eddy 205 Pioneer Pro is the perfect pot stand / windscreen for this stove, albeit heavy, with the two coming in at 6.95 oz (197 gm). I'm interested in a wood burning stove though, and feel I'll carry much less weight in fuel so it's a wash. The one thing to be careful if you get this combination is that you remember to move the stove base out of the "storage" position and into the "alcohol" position. If you light it in "storage" position the flame will be snuffed out when you put your pot on the stove, and the inner stove stand will have been heated by the flame, and will be stuck inside the stove until everything cools (the metal expands slightly when heated). So lesson learned, and hopefully I'll remember to always pull the stand out before lighting the alcohol stove inside. Tip - if you're using the above combo, the alcohol stove inside can be tricky to light with a lighter. If you don't have a match to drop in, dip a stick or something into the alcohol, pull it out and light, then dip your lit stick back into contact with the alcohol. Also, the Toaks 750 ml pot is a perfect fit for storage. You can get the pot handle-less, with lifters, or with lifters and a bail handle.