Evolution of a storm cooker - the Meta 50 | Classic Camp Stoves
WEBAug 25, 2009 · META fuel tablets were first marketed in 1920 and within a few years the company were marketing this range of stoves and other products using their fuel. The META 50 storm cooker on the left is featured in that catalogue and dates from that era, undoubtedly the model that Jonsson was referring too in his critique.
Tiny META - Classic Camp Stoves
WEBApr 5, 2019 · The second peculiarity is that the burning top end of the META tablet should remain at the same position. Therefore, the tablet gets pushed upwards by a spring against some kind of stop. In a conventional wax candle lantern (like the modern UCO or Northern Lights ones), this is easily done by pressing a candle's top end against a neck that is ...
Switzerland-Meta 50 - Classic Camp Stoves
WEBJul 2, 2015 · During it´s fifty years, the Trangia stove has been developed and refined. Components have been up-dated and the performance has been optimised. But the original, ingenious design is still the key to today's successful Trangia stoves." so it seems the Meta 50 was well before the Trangia! but the …
Meta 71 - Classic Camp Stoves
WEBJan 24, 2024 · Location: New Zealand. My latest stove acquisition. A Meta 71 solid fuel cooker and pot. It’s very light and quite small. It even came with some meta fuel tabs but it’s a bit windy to try the stove today. Trangia 28 (mini) for scale. gnome, Jan 24, 2024. #1.
Meta Fuel? - Classic Camp Stoves
WEBJul 12, 2009 · The meths is easier to measure (i.e. a spirit cup full) and gives a more predicable burn. Also, the meta fuel does not burn down to nothing, it leaves a dirty deposit. On the slightly larger stoves, the auto lighters don't …
Meta 80 - Switzerland - Classic Camp Stoves
WEBAug 25, 2009 · A Primus Litech kettle is a good size for the stove. In terms of scale, the Meta 80 is smaller than a Meta 50, but (in the stack below) larger than the Meta 75 (middle) and larger still than the Meta 42, known as the 'Meta Cup' (top) Svea 123 alongside for comparison. John. Last edited by a moderator: Jul 2, 2015.
Meta - Classic Camp Stoves
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Meta 75 Solid Fuel Stove - Classic Camp Stoves
WEBApr 17, 2009 · 4,519. Well, here's a little something I picked up from Sweden, a Meta 75 solid fuel (hexamine I presume) stove and pot. The above stand holds the solid fuel. The below pot fits on top of the stand. When not in use, the stand nests inside the pot. This is a very small unit. To give you an idea of its size, here it is next to some common objects ...
Trangia | Classic Camp Stoves
WEBJul 23, 2004 · 1925 -The company Trangia starts to produce cooking ware for households c1935 - produces the first camping set, no 24. 1951- the first prototype to the Trangia stove was finished, model 25. End of 1950's - the Trangia stove comes in a smaller model, 27 Early 1960's - the holder for the burner moves from upper to lower windshield
Meta 70 - Classic Camp Stoves
WEBNov 6, 2016 · Jun 24, 2017. Messages: 1,219. Location: Vänersborg, Sweden. As I can see - 71 is a simplier version of 70 without egg boiler and tea infuser and with a cheaper lid while 75 is an updated 70 with new burner stand and egg boiler and maybe slightly larger but that could just be a difference in how to specify the capacity.