1, box furnace
As a family camping in the car, we must choose a cassette stove: the firepower is fierce, the stove plate is large and stable, the gas tank is cheap, and all kinds of pots and pans are available. Box furnace is mature and has a wide range of choices. It should be noted that since most of the long gas tanks used in cassette furnaces are not alpine gas tanks, the combustion efficiency drops rapidly during outdoor camping in winter.
2. Integrated furnace or split furnace
The smallest integrated furnace is to screw a small burner directly on a flat gas tank, which is small in size and light in weight. Titanium alloy can be as light as 20 grams, which is convenient to carry and is the first choice for single outdoor activities. The disadvantage is that the stove plate and bracket are small, and only one small pot can be built, which is a bit cramped when used by many people.
3. Firewood stove
The north is poor. Most of the time in the mountains is fire season, so it is difficult to find a place to use firewood stoves. But a few branches can make a meal, which is the real way to open outdoor cooking.
Matters needing attention in using outdoor stoves
1. Choose a suitable place: When using outdoor stoves, please ensure that the terrain is flat and dry, and avoid being built in flammable areas such as hillsides and trees. At the same time, pay attention to stay away from inflammable and explosive materials to avoid fire.
2. Abide by fire laws and regulations: According to local laws and regulations, you should abide by the corresponding fire policies when using the stove. If you are in the no-fire area, please don't use naked flame. At the same time, comply with the garbage disposal regulations, and don't throw waste residue from stoves.
3. Check the parts of the stove: Before use, be sure to check whether the parts of the stove are in good condition, such as burner, cooker and fuel. Ensure that the fuel is sufficient and of good quality to avoid failure.
4. Safe operation: When lighting the stove, please build the stove with fireproof materials to prevent the stove from tipping over and causing a fire. When lighting the stove, use ignition tools such as matches and lighters to avoid using flammable materials such as liquid fuel directly.