MSR Reactor Stove System
Whether you're high atop an alpine peak or hunkered down after a day of hiking, the MSR Reactor stove will perform in the worst of weather. Backpacker April '07 says for 1-pot meals, " ... MSR Reactor™ offers a whole new level of convenience, speed, and trailworthiness.". New technology creates a windproof stove that cranks out heat in short order and keeps constant pressure for optimal fuel regulation and consumption. Burner features 2 modes of heat transfer, convective and radiant, to generate maximum heat output and boil 1 liter of water in about 3 min. 45 sec. Internal regulation of fuel pressure creates a consistent flame in all temperatures and excellent performance throughout the life of the fuel canister. One 8 oz. fuel canister, sold separately, allows you to boil about 22 liters of water, meaning you need carry less fuel and spend less money. Integrated heat exchanger fused to the 1.7-liter pot completely encloses the radiant burner, blocking even the most extreme winds. Whisper-quiet operation won't disturb your dinnertime discussions. Fuel canister (sold separately) and stove stow inside pot for compact storage; integrated pot handle locks in place over lid for secure transport. System includes stove, 1.7-liter pot with lid and PackTowl™. Fuel canister sold separately.
- feed_provider: Mercent
- Best use: Backpacking
- Cold weather use: Good
- Stove stability: Unavailable
- Pot stability: Locking system
- Ability to simmer: Fair
- Fuel type: Canister
- Fuel: Isobutane-propane
- Auto ignition: No
- Burn time (max flame): (100g of fuel) 39 minutes
- Average boil time: 3 min. 45 sec.
- Water boiled per 100g fuel: 10 liters
- Weight: 19 ounces
- Dimensions: 6 x 6 x 7.5 inches
