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I have a Moto G5 phone, and recently, after a system update, I can't use the app functions properly because all the buttons on the bottom ribbon of the app are superimposed by the three default phone controls (the back arrow, the circle and the multi windows button, whatever they're called)...
It's at the southern end of Work Channel Inlet, just east of Prince Rupert. The FSR to get there was previously called Work Channel FSR, but they changed it to Lackmack FSR I think. Google still had it as the old name when I went.
I'm surprised to see multiple guys say they prefer a single burner stove. I have a couple of single burners, one flat square coleman that takes the bottle style butane sideways in the end, and another backpacker style stove that screws on top of the round cannisters. I love the backpacker one...
For context, when I first googled it, the price came up as $1950, which is frankly insane. I edited my first reply to note this, which you understandably probably didn't see. $459 is WAY more reasonable; at that price, I would even possibly consider getting one, although not sure I would settle...
This might also be a good option:
https://gsioutdoors.com/products/pinnacle-pro-2-burner-stove
Just happened to be searching camp stoves as inspired by this thread! Anyone running one of these who can comment?
Does it just have some kind of massive BTU output or something? Running on the same stuff, so the only real difference in cook time would have to come from a bigger/more intense burner.
I have to say, I've never felt like I had to wait too long using my Coleman. Boils the water for my morning...
Looks like a great little unit, from what I saw, but that price tag! YIKES! My first 4x4 cost less than that! At that price, I'm sticking with my good old reliable $20 Coleman stove lol
EDIT: The first price I found when googling this stove was $1950! I just re-checked it and found $459 - much...
I was going to say almost exactly this.
A similar idea is something called a "Deadman Anchor," which is basically a super strong bag-like thing with recover straps at the corners that you bury in the ground (usually intended for sand, I believe) with the strap loops sticking out, and you can...
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