I have a new small hot tent on the way, about 11' X 8'
A Smokehouse Outfitter 1 hammock hot tent to be exact.
I haven't decided if I'm buying or building a stove, that part I can sort out.
The problem I'm having is I can't decide how big a stove I need.
I have no intention of attempting an all night burn, my sleep system is all set down to -20F to -30F
I would just use the stove for drying out clothing, cooking or just relaxing.
I will be traveling by canoe until the rivers freeze to hard, by sled, and occasionally by Jeep.
So I want my stove to be reasonably light weight.
I know it varies by design and wood quality, but best guess, how big of a firebox would you estimate I should shoot for to get say a 1:45-2:00 burn? (Just a random time I chose for no good reason other than convenience)
I'll take stove recommendations too in case I don't build one, I don't have budget in mind. But I won't spend enough time using this to justify a 700-800 dollar stove.
A Smokehouse Outfitter 1 hammock hot tent to be exact.
I haven't decided if I'm buying or building a stove, that part I can sort out.
The problem I'm having is I can't decide how big a stove I need.
I have no intention of attempting an all night burn, my sleep system is all set down to -20F to -30F
I would just use the stove for drying out clothing, cooking or just relaxing.
I will be traveling by canoe until the rivers freeze to hard, by sled, and occasionally by Jeep.
So I want my stove to be reasonably light weight.
I know it varies by design and wood quality, but best guess, how big of a firebox would you estimate I should shoot for to get say a 1:45-2:00 burn? (Just a random time I chose for no good reason other than convenience)
I'll take stove recommendations too in case I don't build one, I don't have budget in mind. But I won't spend enough time using this to justify a 700-800 dollar stove.
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