Doc, I love watching your videos about stoves!! Your wife must be the most patient and understanding woman on the planet to cope with what really is a harmless hobby but which obviously takes some of your time away from her. She loves you and wants you to be Happy!! Thanks so much for all that you do. 😊

A good car camping or short hike in stove. Super quick. Thanks for sharing.

Solid looking stove, also am looking forward to a review on the new wood stove. Thanks again Dr. Ernie

After watching the video I purchased the 7 burner BRS, use to for car camping. Amazing stove, pairs so well with anything cast iron. I have the adaptor for propane, love it. Thanks for your support informative videos. I have the Jetboil Stash as my backpack stove, just saying...

The wife has just offered to buy me one of these cookers. I'm scared because she's being nice....🤣

@brianwest5348

3 жыл бұрын

It's a trap! She's eyeing something to buy for herself!

@matthewbishop9342

3 жыл бұрын

@@brianwest5348 hahahahaha yep, she did 🤣

@rogerclark9285

Ай бұрын

@@matthewbishop9342 So how did that turn out?

@matthewbishop9342

Ай бұрын

@@rogerclark9285 absolute rubbish. It uses loads of gas and takes forever to heat up water

@rogerclark9285

Ай бұрын

@@matthewbishop9342 whoops

Really cool stove. Take Care and Keep Exploring The Outdoors.

Have a stove with a similar mesh cover over the burners. They were OK for a while but eventually broke after regularly being heated to red hot and cooling. Stove still works OK but if that kind of thing bothers you this could have the same issue over time. Cheers from U.K.

Good review , thanks for sharing , God bless !

Great review as always!

Neat stove, but not enough to make me switch. Cool video, I do think you do a good a very good job in your reviews. Thank you.

That's a solid little stove , and the price I expected it to be much higher , thanks for the review

Looks great... Especially for family big pot stew cooking... Only that my suggestion with this sistems it's to bring "O" rings to replace the ones which are in the line between the pipe fuel-stove connection (tools to do that job) and to put a metal plate under the stove, so if it leaks you won't burn the shelter, tent or what ever.

Intresting is not a word.

Thanks for the review Ernie, they've doubled in price in the last year.

Wow.perfect for me

I'd like to see a timed demo where the pot went on the stove as soon as it was lit and compare the time and fuel usage to the original with the wait for the burners to glow.

"mach 3 with ya hair on fire" when isee this baby lite up i imagine the OG battlestar galactica viper launch sequence music playing...... :)

Subscribed, great vid!

Fine, youtube--I'll watch this video. You've been pushing it in my feed for a solid week, and yeah, I suppose you weren't wrong to do so, it's pretty good.

Sweet... I ordered an Emberlit FireAnt Stove once and they sent me the Original. I kept it, as it would have been my third FireAnt.... yeah, I like the multi-fuel stoves.

Awesome looking stove looks like a tough one for sure

That would be a great one for emergency use, like power outages.

Congrats on over 40k subs!

@PaleoHikerMD

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I didn't notice what type of fuel can/canister/connection it uses.

@WardenWolf

3 жыл бұрын

Probably isobutane. That is the modern standard for canister stoves. These types of stoves can usually also run on propane but at reduced efficiency. Isobutane has over double the energy density of propane and only costs around 30% more, so it's a greater value both in monetary terms and in carry weight. An isobutane stove can boil water in slightly less than half the time as a propane stove, while retaining the same total burn time per canister. This translates to more than double fuel efficiency. So if 1 pound of propane costs $7 and 1 pound of isobutane costs $10, your $10 isobutane canister is essentially worth the same as $14 of propane.

@valerief1231

3 жыл бұрын

COMPATIBLE WITH MULTI-FUEL: Compatible with not only all kinds of butagas, but also LPG, decrease the fuel cost greatly. (Copied from the listing on Amazon)

I like that one too

Thank u

From another website that sells the same item shows the fuel source as: Made of stainless steel and alloy material, strong and durable It is widely used in the outdoors, perfect for short camping trips, picnics or hiking, etc. Stove Type: Gas Stove (liquefied petroleum gas,Butane gas) Style: Outdoor Usage Condition: Normal Outdoor

I love my Iwatani for car camping. 15,000 btu.Impressive

Thats a nice stove

Subscribed and liked.

£49.99 on amazon over here in the uk. That stove looks pretty cool mate. I never knew it even existed! Thanks mate for educating me !!!

@baldieman64

3 жыл бұрын

￡37.13 on Ali-Express (Search "BRS-73 Burner") although for some reason they do seem to be adding a small additional mystery charge at checkout on my recent orders.

@matthewbishop9342

3 жыл бұрын

@@baldieman64 what's ally express ?

@baldieman64

3 жыл бұрын

@@matthewbishop9342 Ali-Express is the site mentioned at the start of the video - Direct ordering from Chinese manufacturers with Ali-Express managing the secure payments and customer interface. It's part of the Ali-Baba group which essentially does the same thing in commercial quantities.

@matthewbishop9342

3 жыл бұрын

@@baldieman64 ah I see, thanks mate. Looks like I've got one coming next week,.thanks to my wife 😀

@baldieman64

3 жыл бұрын

@@matthewbishop9342 To be honest, I wasn't sure you were asking a legit question. Evidently it was. Glad it was helpful.

10X THANKS !!!

Bruh that's not infrared... That's a different technology all together

@laddaevolta

3 жыл бұрын

Whats the technology?

@woolybunnet5275

3 жыл бұрын

@@laddaevolta humans can't see in the infrared spectrum

Soto Amicus is hard to beat.

"happy accident" lol, looks like a hot one

Hi, is there noticeable difference in using between this infrared stove and normal flame?

I think remote canister stoves are far safer in hotter and more torturous environments I've seen quite a few reviews of people blowing out cannisters and destroying their small canister stoves. All the stories share the same profile: it was hot weather, they were using a jetboil, they were cooking for a long time, or some combination thereof. The cannister cools itself because of the expansion of liquified gas, the stove heats itself up, and in turn heats the canister. Under ideal circumstances this balances out. When it does not, well things go pop. I for one will be using my remote canister stove during the summer. (if I can bring myself to leave my vintage M40 Swedish Trangia set at home hahaha)

Wouldn't be a bad choice for deep winter camping/hiking stove. For the price, just get a canister holder to flip the gas. If your using a sled the weight doesn't hurt as much lol.

What is the AliExpress link for the $39 one?

Great stove but why have you not shewn the gas connection and canister ? and what type of gas does it use butane/propane ? and how long will the stove burn on a typical full gas canister of your choice ?

This is a beautiful stove! One thing I'm afraid of is that it might melt my aluminum diffuser. 20 yrs ago, I was scalding food with an MSR SS cookset and the MSR Whisperlight International Stove. I used it on three motorcycle trips to Central and South America, one of which lasted over two years. It is still my main stove, I guess because I know the thing inside and out by now, and where we explored, gasoline was the only fuel option. At home, I made a large triangular base with locating dowels out of 6mm aluminum sheet, to prevent scalding of food in the pot. The plate added very little to the cook times, and the pots stayed clean on the bottom. I'm afraid though, that the stove you tested might start to melt the alum. plate. Do you know the temperature (°F) of the burning gas at the burner surface? The diffuser aluminum melts at about 1115-1120 °F. We now travel w/ titanium, aluminum, and/or S.S cookware inside the USA., but I don't want to go back to scorching my grub if I buy this new stove and it's too hot for my plate. Great episode! Very cool stove!

No stealth with that Jet taking off.

I ordered your favorite from an earlier video, customs sent it back before it left China. Refunded and about to reorder lol,(Redcamp), not that I needed another stove.

SORRY DOC NICE STOVE JUST STUCK ON SIMPLE THEORY BROTHER BECAUSE OF URE REVIEWS ON IT. THANK YOU.

Phht. I got a stove in red plastic box. Runs on coleman type cannisters and aerosol ones. Cheap Chinese no brand Ebay like $15 AUD. Way smaller lighter and cheaper with good adjustment for cooking.

Looks solid, I wonder if that will connect that will connect up as a satellite burner on a Jetboil Base Camp ? Does the connection pivot or is it fixed like it looks like it is? I wonder what material that grating on the burners is made of.

@emantide6306

3 жыл бұрын

Fifteen tons a day comes out of Chernobyl. Most of it ends up in China .Just saying .

Is it butane, propane, alcohol or what?

How much water was in the pot? Perfect conditions I got 500ml in a GSI al 1L pot with BRS 3000 3:32, 10g fuel used.

Would it turn infrared faster if you lower the gas when starting - less cold fuel blowing through the burners.

Good stuff👍😎Subscribed, camp camp camp, boondock life👍

@PaleoHikerMD

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome, many videos that will interest you in the works!

can you use a regular Propane tank to power it? I carry a 1 pound tank. To power my other camping gear. It be nice to keep it all power with just one thing.

I’m sure it’s a decent little stove. Nothing to dislike! I don’t think I’d buy it, it’s wide and stable and probably robust. Of course it’s too big and too heavy for my bike and back packing adventures.

Maybe time for a satellite stove cook-off? Also, is Ali Express also sending the correct stove?

I just checked on Amazon. The BRS-73 is $69.99 and free shipping, but delivery takes 3-7 weeks.

@valerief1231

3 жыл бұрын

I found this on AliExpress, I didn’t see anything in the $39 range: US $50.27 31％ Off | BRS-73 Powerfully Folding Outdoor Gas Stove 4200W Camping Stoves Portable Furnace Cooking Picnic Stoves Cooker Camping Burner a.aliexpress.com/_mP7nkTr

It would be nice if you showed the fuel source. A stove is only half of the equation. Unless without fuel

@JasperJanssen

3 жыл бұрын

I mean... it’s a gas canister stove. What do you think it’s connected to?

@ridewitholdgrizz582

3 жыл бұрын

@@JasperJanssen Saying it is a gas stove could mean it runs on gasoline. I have a stove that I can use the gas from my bike to run the stove. Separate container with a fuel line like the one in the video. Pump up the pressure and then lite the stove.

@JasperJanssen

3 жыл бұрын

@@ridewitholdgrizz582 no, it’s a *gas canister* stove. That’s a particular thing that runs on gas cans, not a random bottle full of gasoline. All these camping stoves are the same and run on the same two or three types of gas cans. Butane, propane, or a mix, depending on your environment. If you want a gasoline powered stove you need a different kind of stove that includes a vaporizer, and also those are different fuel lines.

@funzeevanzee

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Stupid video.

@istanjim6195

3 жыл бұрын

@@funzeevanzee What kind of fuel does it run on?????

The "infrared" burners look just like a catalytic heater. On those you have a flame until the burner gets hot, then the elements glow red hot and you turn down the fuel until all you have is the glowing "screen" without any "flame" shooting out past it. At that point it becomes more efficient.

@SilvaDreams

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah they aren't burning efficiently at first but once the screens heat up they are fully igniting the fuel making a more complete burn. I'm actually shocked something so decently made came from Ali Express.

Might be good for welding if you break an axel on your wheelbarrow.

Ernie, they are $69 from your Amazon link! Yikes!

@JasperJanssen

3 жыл бұрын

That’s Amazon for you. If a couple 9f people click the link, price goes up.

I would like to see the volume of gas turned down once there glowing. I think the whole design is to save gas with that burner and not so much on speed of boil. Can you do another test to compare the difference? Put a heat gun on it to see if your actually gaining much more heat from the brightest glow to full bore. Cheers.

if you could gut that and put in a Trangia it would be exceptional! Those canisters are not cheap enough. Any adapters to convert to the green bottles of propane? Or even the 20 pound bottles?

Can we know what the original stove (wood gas with blower?) was?

Any suggestions for cold weather alternative to brs 3000? Was wondering this one but looks heavy

@banshee107

3 жыл бұрын

Anything with a hose such as this one. Allows you to tip your canister upside down to use the liquid fuel in colder weather.

Love the mystery....Don't tell us what it burns....

@valerief1231

3 жыл бұрын

I just found the answer on my own, since the creator might not have read any of the comments yet, and there’s what appears to be a brawl about to break out just a little further down, I copied this by following the link in the description box, I’m pretty impressed, anyway, hope this helps! COMPATIBLE WITH MULTI-FUEL: Compatible with not only all kinds of butagas, but also LPG, decrease the fuel cost greatly.

@peterpiper_203

3 жыл бұрын

And he would’ve gotten away with it if it wasn’t for you meddling kids

@valerief1231

3 жыл бұрын

@@peterpiper_203 😂😂🤣😂😂

What fuel was used?

Goose 🦆 on the loose approval

So which one is it, the BRS 4200W or the Redcamp 4600W?

Ok, just looked. They prefer to ship a foll (edit Full) wholesale order (whatever that means, includes your own branding) from Alibaba at around 10k$. But it shows a "sample" order for around $38. Might be worth it if you trust them with you CC number.

Thats not what infrared means. As for off grid living, that fuel type isn't economically efficient. It's a cute little stove though.

Is that a green screen background at the latter part of the video? Weird flickering going on in the trees.

I luv open air kucking

Fuel is a dual type, it uses butane and lpg

Nice. I like it. Ernie, did you know you got the baby stove? They make 2 bigger ones. A 7000 Watt and an even bigger 9800 Watt. Wonder how fast they boil water? 👀😁

@PaleoHikerMD

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I do LOL

You maybe could turn down the burner and get the same result. Heat not coming in contact with the pot is wasted. The higher setting may be for larger pots or pans.

👍

What is the atmospheric pressure?

39$ for a cool looking stove whos flame could cut tank armour in half and whilst doing so makes more noise than a jumbo jet and weighs the same as a jumbo jets tire.

@Vares65

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, click the link. It's actually $70

How long did it take to get to you

That's a sweet looking stove

NOTE: Cant burn any fuel though - my multi-fuel mini stove can run on moonshine, alcohol, gas, diesel, even veg oil because it has a small hollow tube going over the top of the flame called a VAPORIZER and pressurized by a manual hand pump meaning I can choose the fuel based on Altitude, I strictly keep stock, and run on Everclear because it doubles as hand cleaner, solvent, first aid, tincture making, preserving food, and relaxing a bit after those garlic shrimp tacos - Ask me anything, and please stay useful -

@dianabarbara2948

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Jason, sounds great! What's it called? :)

@jasonjanes9476

3 жыл бұрын

@@dianabarbara2948 BRS-12A Power Multi-fuel stove - It takes a bit of practice so once you get it, practice! - for example, I soak the inner bowl that has the cotton mesh with alcohol or moonshine (teaspoon) and let the evaporative tube warm up for 15 or 20 seconds, then I open the valve that starts to spray the fuel through the needle - LOVE this stove for everything I mentioned earlier, plus it comes with a funnel for filling the fuel tank, a needle that cleans the spray nozzle and a multi-tool to make adjustments and or repair the stove - Just a great way to save space and have more options - Please reach out with questions, or if you need my contact info for video or photos - Cheers now! -

@Kankudai

2 жыл бұрын

Yours can't run on isobutane

now they want 69 dollarj for it

They have also different head's i see online

3:00 We have lift off!

"stove is $39.95..." clicking the affiliates link proves that was a lie at $69.99 on may 26th just 5 days after this video released.

@sorinborcea4984

3 жыл бұрын

Only when Amazon delivers orders placed on AliExpress.

so video is way too long, what is watts in btu? and what sort of gas ? butane or lpg , ie propane , does it use , thanks

Do they work at 8000 ft and above

Looks like a SpaceX design

6:47 [...] if you order the right stove, maybe they'll send you the right stove.

Don't give up until u drink from the silver cup and ride the hwy in the sky

Delivered the wrong one 🤦‍♂️😂

I like the price

What's it like ordering off Ali-express ?

@PaleoHikerMD

3 жыл бұрын

I've ordered many things, and have not has issues except one time when I did not receive the product. Money was refunded no problem.

I think you're using Infrared wrong. Like the video tho. Like usual.

I still prefer German Turm Stoves... yeah, they're heavier, but they have better control...

If you were cooking for four people or car camping it would be fine but the extra weight a higher fuel consumption make it undesirable for backpacking.

BRS 73 stove on Amazon, $69.99.

Why would you wait to put a pot on to boil haha

Ha your camp stove has after burners.

I must have missed what fuel this stove uses. I guess canister means butane.

@tericampbell6588

3 жыл бұрын

No. I think it's LP

@baldieman64

3 жыл бұрын

It's Butane - interestingly, it comes with adapters to fit a variety of bottle/can formats.

@valerief1231

3 жыл бұрын

I just copied this from the Amazon listing, hope it helps! COMPATIBLE WITH MULTI-FUEL: Compatible with not only all kinds of butagas, but also LPG, decrease the fuel cost greatly.

BRS HuaYe Stove Gas Stove for Outdoor Sports/Picnic Meet the DADDY

That's not a stove. It's a jet afterburner!