Yes this stove is quiet as compared to most modern gas stoves. At one time I had an ancient Coleman 500A stove in mint condition with the original mint box and manual, that in retrospect I should of never got rid of. I was doing some research earlier this am and there is a very large collectors interest in the old Coleman stoves and some command hefty prices...
(Mods: I've helped Doug back in Feb with some technical issue on this site so given that context I am hoping this post is okay)
I read the words "quiet" and "stove" wanted to mentioned the QuietStove. It reduces the noise level of backpacking/mountaineering stoves in half (it lowers the sound pressure level by 10db). It also outputs more heat compared to the flame spreader plate and improves simmering capabilities.
The QuietStove is available for the following stoves:
- MSR Dragonfly
- MSR XGK EX
- Primus OmniFuel
- Primus OmniLite Ti
Support for the Svea 123/123R coming soon.
Here are two videos we shot of Model 207 which fits the Primus OmniFuel. There was absolutely nothing dubbed or otherwise edited - what you view and here in these videos is raw camera output (aside from the YouTube annotations).
Without the QuietStove
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsUPCRWM_UE With the QuietStove
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anWN9vZEv8EThere are some photos posted in our forum with a sound meter measuring the QuiteStove Model 311 running on a Primus OmniLite Ti with White Gas, Kerosene, and Canister Gas and also the same for the stock flame plate.
http://www.quietstove.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=445The QuietStove can be purchased from our store:
http://store.quietstove.com Thanks,
Craig
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