You're right. I should have said, "If you just have to try using the
stove, use a flat slab ot the same material instead of a pot."


On Tue, 17 May 2005 00:50:14 GMT, "Phil Lewis"
wrote:

I hope they are kidding about using your stove in any fashion. I think the
Espar type diesel heaters are the way to go if you have a diesel engine. If
not, the other space heaters or OK.

However, do put a carbon monoxide alarm in the cabin when you sleep with
anything that produces combustion. Very cheap insurance for your life.


"Glen "Wiley" Wilson" wrote in
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On 16 May 2005 10:26:56 -0700, "Whistledown"
wrote:

Here's a double-top-secret tip that works amazingly well.

Buy one of those ceramic flower pots. Turn it upside down on your
gimballed stove. Turn on burner low. Enjoy warmth as the pot radiates
heat and warms your small cabin.

Note.: The pot will N O T look hot, but touching it would be very
very bad.

Here's another. Because the inside of the pot will capture combustion
byproducts and be comparatively oxygen starved, carbon monoxide will
be generated. Or so I'm told, anyway. Hate to see you wake up dead
one morning. Try a flat slab ot the same material instead.

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