Fire Maple FMS-117T

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Fire Maple FMS-117T

Postby hikingoz » Tue 19 Jun, 2012 3:19 am

I've been interested in this stove for a while. I own a Manotauk Gnat and a remote cannister stainless Firemaple stove which I paid $35 for.

The cheaper design remote cannister stove seems to be ok. Anyway, the lighter titanium FMS-117T is now AU$$57 on ebay so I bought one. This is down from over $100 a couple of months back. I figured this was worthy of a mention as this is cheap for probably the only remote cannister stove under 100g on the market. Add 10g for a bic lighter... :wink:
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Fire Maple FMS-117T

Postby Maelgwn » Tue 19 Jun, 2012 8:35 am

No pre heat tube :(
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Re: Fire Maple FMS-117T

Postby ofuros » Tue 19 Jun, 2012 9:17 am

The FMS 118 has a preheat tube & is made of stainless steel, coming in at a svelte 146grams
or you could combine the best features of both models..... :wink:

Voila...the Frankenstove.
Preheat tube from the FMS 118 & the titanium legs/pot support from the FMS 117t.......118gms
A straight forward switch & swap.
Both models have good simmer adjustment & a fuel sucking blow torch mode.
With a wide burner head, more suited to wider based pots than the tall, narrow & skinny.
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