Firemaple Sunflower 2 in 1 Stove & Heater Combo Very cool! 

They did a nice job of converting current technology into a stove. Basically the Mr.Heater Buddy rigged like a lot of people have done already. Dual purpose. Can't beat it. They make great quality gear.

Anything I have from Firemaple has been top quality. I would not grill directly on the grill, as I don't think it a good idea to drip grease in the ceramic element.

Горелка интересная))) Но, не забываем про химическую безопасность - при горении выделяется угарный газ! Использовать только при открытой вентиляции (кстати именно для этого и нужен ИК-нагрев). У нас в России каждый год гибнет много людей когда засыпают с такими штуками в палатке, особенно после выпитого алкоголя.

Thank you for a thorough review of this product, I think I'll buy one.

Indeed, the unit looks great. The shipment to Canada really didn't take long. I think it is easiest and quickest to use for frying scrambled eggs, heating a sandwich and as a heater, not for cooking full meals. I noticed that your unit has the same problem as mine. The foldable legs are not fully stable on a flat surface (the unit rocks slightly). Of course, I corrected this defect at my own risk, just as I removed the tripod mount, because it rotated in the hole and I attached a new adapter. Best Reagrds.

That is a great heater!

Nice review thanks. About a lid, good take.

What a great thing to have in an emergency 72 hour kit!

Thank you sir for all your great videos. I enjoy them all. God bless you sir. Looks like something I need to add to my stove collection.

Very cool

That's super awesome

That is a great little item multiple uses too another great video sir 👍

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Great review!

Nice review thanks you sir. Now we can watch all Firemaple products review in one place. That Great..😊

Good review, thanks for sharing, God bless brother !

Nice, I like!

very nice, it would make great toast.

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I love stoves too, and I love Firemaple products. Opening the case and seeing the brand new shiny stove is better than finding jewelry. Looks like one of those rectangular GI cooking pots would be perfect on it. I'm looking at the stove on their website, but I do not see the case in the description. Where do I find the case for it?

This is the second time I've heard not to use this heater inside. You mentioned good ventilation when using isol obtain canisters. What is the reason for that? Just the normal Carbon monoxide concern if the oxygen gets burned up in the area?

I love the concept of this, and looks like you get a nice big hotspot in your pan for even cooking. 😊 How would you rate this in terms of efficiency compared to a conventional burner stove?

Could you use this lndoors in survival situation?

Looks nice. But I'd be a little cautious of cooking anything that could drip onto that type of ceramic element heater. It could be a thing prone to cracking from thermal shock or drips would just sear onto it in a way that's impossible to clean off. (I think that's why you usually see those in space heater setups but not stove tops.) Still the idea may work better with something setup as an intermediary hot-plate to go over it and protect it from those problems.

Can you use a propane with an adapter?

Umm yeah a few things missed in this vid. Not sure if it was because it wasn't demoed in real world conditions or because it is a paid sponsorship. -This stove is expensive to run seeing how it only uses isobutane. -There is no regulator. So in the colder months, the emptier your isobutane canister gets, the poorer the stove performs, which leads to longer cook times, which equals more fuel usage. -In other reviews, I've seen the grill constantly come loose when handling the stove. -When used as a heater, heat radiates in a very small narrow band and that band shifts with the wind. -The top of the grill is extremely slick. Pots will slide right off if not careful. -The tripod feature is useless because the hose isn't long enough for the canister to reach the ground, not even on the shortest tripod. -According to the company, you cannot use this in a closed space. Recommending others to use this in a tent is reckless advice. -According to the company, stainless steel products with a mirror-like finish can damage this stove. -The weight is also a concern. This is not a backpacking stove. Folks, be wary of vids void of criticism. Especially when a product has this many flaws.

Great piece of gear!does it have a emergency tip-over shutoff function?

As a heater, could it warm up a single car garage? Or a larger tent?

Good ventilation means the heats going out the window in heating aspect. Just put proper clothing on

For actually cooking you don't need to have the boiling temperature of the flame. I am talking about raw food to cooked. I think this might do the job well. Just would like to test outside in the breeze

Any mention of being able to run this on propane with an adapter?

Any idea on the btu output on its lowest setting?

If you wanted to use it as a heater in a closed up, semi to well insulated tent or shelter, what you could do, is bring a big pot, put a lot of water in it and get it up to a hard boil while there is good ventilation in the shelter right before you go to sleep, turn off the stove and quickly close everything up, and just let the warmth of the water radiate out (with a cover on it to keep the steam in it). Water has a very (unusually) high specific heat capacity (like 6x that of sand)--meaning it takes a lot of energy to warm it up and it can absorb and hold on to a lot of energy. It is not typically used as a heat battery in larger systems because of its one major limitation---it's phase change temp is low i.e. it starts to boil off into a gas/vapor at 212 * F/100C at ground level. Note, this method would be pointless at higher altitudes because the boiling point lowers too much for it to be useful. In that case, the pot can be filled with sand, rocks, etc. But you do run some risk of potentially damaging your pot in that case. Do NOT use aluminum pots, but stainless steel or titanium and with a lid that has some kind of pressure release (and if it doesn't, you can drill a small hole into the lid). But same process. Heat it up while there is ventilation, turn the stove/heater off, and close everything up and get some radiant heat. This will not heat the shelter that well, and it wouldn't be anything like running the heater overnight. But it is safer and you save more fuel provided your shelter has some insulation. It would be pointless doing this in a typical single walled tent or those with mesh and waterproof wall. At minimum, you want the tent/shelter's ceiling area to be lined with IR reflecting material like space blankets or preferably more robust versions of these. It has to be on the inside and the shiny side has to be directly facing the heat sources (the stove/heat battery and you). IR reflectors need to directly face the heat source with the shiny side, and with an air space between it and the heat source to work.

Are you indoors?

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Everyone that says this stove is great... Have you actually used this this outside... On a normal day... That means wind/breeze??? Because my stove literally goes out with a light puff of wind!! And that's at max. It's also really loud for "sunflower heat"