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Old 21-06-2014, 18:23   #151
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Re: Propane vs Origo

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I believe the kerosene is simply the heat source for the evaporator. The old evaporator fridges used ammonia as the cooling medium. I'm not sure what they use nowadays.

Alcohol could be used as both a heat source and a cooling medium but it would be extremely inefficient and I don't believe the in box temperature would get much below freezing.
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Under 2 gal a week is pretty good I would think. We used a 10 lbs of propane for a week.
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Old 08-12-2014, 00:12   #153
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Re: Propane vs Origo

Hello all, especially ORIGO users
Looking for alcohol stoves at Google I found this vid - I think it will be interesting for all ORIGO users:



The most interesting part starts at 2:35. I wonder if the manufacturer could sell those lids separately as an improvement to already sold ORIGO stoves...

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Re: Propane vs Origo

Just wish to cast a vote without getting into the fray,
Propane yes, alcohol/kerosene no
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Old 10-12-2014, 10:37   #155
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Re: Propane vs Origo

Jack, I want a set of those snap caps for my Origo stove also.
I just sent a note to Dometic to see if I can buy them for my store.
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Old 10-12-2014, 11:36   #156
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Re: Propane vs Origo

More about ORIGO canister sealing lid here: http://www.projectgaia.com/wp-conten...-Stove-new.pdf pages 23-26

Dometic is making also non-marine stoves for GAIA project -a clean cooking stove for developing countries.
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