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"Capt. JG" wrote:
All true, but I'm not a big fan of open flames on a small, tippy boat. Wimp. What about open flames on a BIG tippy boat? .... You can use reusable hand-warmers and layers to stay warm. And if you're still freakin' cold? Besides, those hand-warmers don't work. You can have multiple thermos. You can, as long as you remember what's in each one. And they still cool off in a few hours or run out. Not a replacement for a proper stove. You can have energy bars. Those things are fattening. My last choice would be something I can knock over that's on fire. :-) Mine too. That's why I said "a small cruising boat should have a proper stove." I have cruised with a fixed wick-type alcohol stove, and a swing-mount camp style stove. Both can be good and can't be replaced *for cruising* ....or unintentionally extended daysails in poor conditions IMHO... by power bars, skier's hand-warmers, or a thermos. Although any of the latter would be better than nothing. DSK |
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