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I run two of these http://www2.westfalia.net/shops/household/preserving_food/food_preservation/dehydrating_/193811-food_dehydrator.htm Work well. I plug them into a timer switch. After a while you get to 'know' how long to dry so the timer is useful. Canning is popular in the States where the big pr...

I've several filters, my favorite for family / group is the Lifesaver Jerrycan and a Berkefeld at home for water from the stream out back.

The one in the OP looks dandy but I can't find a price, any ideas of UK prices including postage?

Another vote for Tecsun who make some quality gear for not a lot of coin. AM/FM and Shortwave. Lot of English speaking stations broadcast on shortwave. The Eton rigs are also good but cost a bit more.

Look on Ebay for a tatty old looking Primus stove, No5 is very common. They are so simple to get up and running. I'll offer advice if needed.

Richard

All my posts are being moderated, how many posts do I need to do before this stops?

The frontier stove is smaller, the flue is shorter and the build quality is not as good; I sold mine and got the Wildo.



Use it a lot in my para shelter

Its one of these
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Wildo-Militar ... 774wt_1165

really belts the heat out, lots more than the Frontier stoves you see.

The shinabro 340 a good solid stove. I've more paraffin stoves than I'll admit to owning (well, got to have a hobby) and use one or two on my camping trips. Very easy to maintain and even with the high price of paraffin these days, still cheap to run. Spares : http://www.base-camp.co.uk Mike there i...