[Rhodes22-list] Stoves

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Rummy,

I hope you are feeling in the pink again.  I use Butane cylinders from a local farmers market.  The single burners are widely used at Chinese restaurants, so they might give you a steer.  I can bring some up to Hartwell next trip up.  So how is the water at the lake?

Best,  Art

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From: The Rhodes 22 Email List
Date: Wed, Jan 28, 2015 4:49 PM
To: rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org;
Subject:Re: [Rhodes22-list] Stoves

My 88 model came with a butane countertop burner already built in. It's  
hotter than propane and has a butcher block to cover the hole when not in use. 
 The butane bottles can be hard to find, but I've never run out yet. I also 
have  a magma grill hanging off the rear railing.
 
Rummy
 
 
In a message dated 1/28/2015 4:26:24 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org writes:

I  currently just carry my Coleman camping stove on board and set it up in 
the  cockpit.  I like the idea of mounting it to a table support tube, which 
I  plan to do this year.  Don't do much cooking on board as it is.  I  do 
plan to get a Magna this year. - Rob

Rob  Lowe


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Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2015  4:16 PM
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It all depends on how ambitious your cooking aspirations are. I  ended up 
with a small single burner alcohol burner in the galley which I use  mainly 
for boiling water and I love BBQ so I mounted a propane Magna Kettle on  the 
transom. I actually bought an all stainless 2 burner propane cooker that  
runs off the small Coleman gas bottles, but it takes up a lot of galley  
counter space so I scrapped that idea. I mounted the alcohol cooker on a  
chopping board and it stows under my sink when I am sailing and fits nicely  into 
the counter for cooking.

Cheers
Richard
S/V Waif

On  Wed, Jan 28, 2015 at 1:17 PM, The Rhodes 22 Email List <  
rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org> wrote:

> I made a gimbaled stove from  a Coleman single burner propane camp stove.
> Others have done  this:
>
>  http://forum.woodenboat.com/showthread.php?144923-Build-your-own-gimba
>  lled-boat-stove-step-by-step-By-James-McMullen-revived-again
>
> I  can mount mine on the counter near the companionway or on the table 
>  support tube in the cockpit.
> Making coffee in the cockpit while  watching a Chesapeake Bay sunrise...
>
> Sam Moore,  77  Rhodes Continental, Rhodester 
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