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  1. Decided to take advantage of Field and Trek's GoldCard-holders 20% discount
    night and got me a little early pressie for Xmas....

    An MSR Pocket Rocket! Wahooo! And a nice pair of gloves to keep my hands
    warm this winter (and hopefully for the next few winters)! :-)
    The idea is to carry the MSR-PR for hot drink making on day hikes and leave
    the heavier Whisperlite for base cooking and expeditions.

    Nick
    P.S. Forgot to get a gas canister, does using a non-MSR can really matter?

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    Quoted message said:

    Decided to take advantage of Field and Trek's GoldCard-holders 20% discount
    night and got me a little early pressie for Xmas....

    An MSR Pocket Rocket! Wahooo! And a nice pair of gloves to keep my hands
    warm this winter (and hopefully for the next few winters)! :-)
    The idea is to carry the MSR-PR for hot drink making on day hikes and leave
    the heavier Whisperlite for base cooking and expeditions.

    Nick
    P.S. Forgot to get a gas canister, does using a non-MSR can really matter?

    No, I have never used a MSR canister with my PR.

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    Dominic Sexton
    http://www.dscs.demon.co.uk/

  3. "Nick Pedley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Decided to take advantage of Field and Trek's GoldCard-holders 20%


    discount

    Quoted message said:

    night and got me a little early pressie for Xmas....

    An MSR Pocket Rocket! Wahooo! And a nice pair of gloves to keep my hands
    warm this winter (and hopefully for the next few winters)! :-)
    The idea is to carry the MSR-PR for hot drink making on day hikes and


    leave

    Quoted message said:

    the heavier Whisperlite for base cooking and expeditions.

    Nick
    P.S. Forgot to get a gas canister, does using a non-MSR can really matter?

    Not at all. I didn't even know MSR did gas. heh.

    My Pocket Rocket has been everywhere with me. From cooking breakfast, lunch
    and dinner in Chamonix to making a quick brew on Blencathra. There's no
    feeling quite as smug as being on the summit in January, it's -5, everyone
    is shivering, trying to eat frozen butties and you're wafting aromas of hot
    Stag chilli through the still air. ;o)

  4. "Nick Pedley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    An MSR Pocket Rocket!
    P.S. Forgot to get a gas canister, does using a non-MSR can really


    matter?

    ### essentially no.....BUT 🙂
    I've heard of several cases where the Pock Rock hasn't functioned with
    certain canisters. I was out in an event where a fellow competitor,
    wet, cold and hungry, screwed his PR on to a canister and it wouldn't
    deliver gas. I've heard this from other sources too and I have a new
    Coleman canister that the PR won't work on but the MSR Superfly works OK
    on it. I also have a couple of the Snow Peak canisters that F&T sell and
    there's a slight escape of gas from these when I connect and disconnect.
    The word is to try the PR on the canister before you take it out for
    real. Otherwise it's a terrific little stove.
    Cheers,
    Graham

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