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The power pot - A new take on the Biolite stove

Danpad · 2013-08-23 13:59:26

http://www.thepowerpot.com/ OK, so technically it isn't a stove but just a pot but it looks like it uses the same method converting heat to power. Still very, very pricey but good to see new variations as it means these kind of things will hopefully become cheaper for us. (No connection to this site or product.)

23-08-2013 1:59pm

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Danpad

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http://www.thepowerpot.com/ OK, so technically it isn't a stove but just a pot but it looks like it uses the same method converting heat to power. Still very, very pricey but good to see new variations as it means these kind of things will hopefully become cheaper for us.
(No connection to this site or product.)

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#2 23-08-2013 2:35pm

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Nice idea to use the water as a coolant effectively. Way overpriced unfortunately.

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#3 23-08-2013 5:56pm

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I do not have a "power pot to p!ss in".

A modern use of the more traditional turn of phrase indicating a lack of funds

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