Fire Maple Hornet 2 Compact Titanium Gas Stove 

I only have the one micro-stove but I would be interested to see if this occurs across all the other brands. Appears to be an all or nothing kind of stove. Thanks for commenting

I asked Fire Maple about the FROST and they responded it is anodized. Thanks for commenting

Great bit of kit for sure. Thanks for commenting

@@MarkYoungBushcraft yes absolutely and thank you for the video

I agree the Hornet is a bit subject to wind affecting it, but not a big deal. Thanks for commenting

I agree, there is a risk if the windscreen is too close the canister or encloses it all the way around. However, if it is set back enough and open on one side it is more safe to use. Thanks for commenting

I use the Ocelot windscreen from Flat Cat Gear with my BRS-3000t canister micro-stove, as it has a reflection plate to protect the gas canister from excessive heat. As well, FCG recommends turning down the BRS to 1/3rd power. This extends the boil time, into alcohol type range, but conserves fuel, and like alcohol, is much quieter 👍 The D90-100mm windscreen encircles the whole burner, and matches to my Boundless Voyage tall skinny 900ml pot, D95mm with locking handle (equivalent to the Stanley Adventure Camp cook pot but in titanium). Unfortunately, it CAN'T be adjusted to my short fat 900ml mug/pot with bail handle that I use for cooking & eating from, instead of just boiling water, but I'm thinking of mating it to the X-boil instead, and making a foldable mug coozy, instead of the dollar store insulated lunch bag that I use now. (The lunch bag doesn't fit in my one pot nesting system) With my leftover inoperable brain tumor, I avoid plastic touching my food when heating or rehydrating, and use my short fat mug/pot instead of pouring boiled water into the plastic dehydrated or freeze dried food bag. I repackage my dehydrated/freeze dried meals

So the anecdotes go. Hard evidence is lacking.

The FM Petrel is on its way. Thanks for commenting

How you liking it..got mine today.

Thanks for watching!

Right on Steve. A nice slow simmer. Thanks for commenting

Agreed, and they always seem to stop working when you need them the most. Thanks for commenting

I agree Jim. Not my favourite stove. The BRS version may be better but I don't need to buy another stove. Thanks for commenting