Origo 1500 Non-Pressurized 1-Burner Alcohol Stove - Burn Test

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In this video I do a burn test on the Origo 1500 Non-Pressurized 1-Burner Alcohol Stove that one of my viewers sent me to play with.
I mentioned in the video that this stove is NOT a gram-weenie item. If you wanted to use it on a hiking trip you'ld need some pack goats like the ones steinwaygoat travels with. Here's a link to steinwaygoat's video, "Deep Lake, Snowy Range, Pack Goats"
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Non-Pressurized 1 Burner Stove
This compact, portable, stainless steel stove is ideal for even the smallest boats. Say good-bye to cold fare and get the maximum enjoyment out of your boating time. Burns pressure-free alcohol for maximum safety. That's why boating enthusiasts the world-over depend on Origo, the most trusted name in marine appliances.
Features:
• Simply pour denatured alcohol into Origo's stainless-steel canister where fuel is absorbed and bound in a non-flammable wool material
• Origo utilizes natural capillary action to draw alcohol from storage to surface, which means there is no dangerous pressure involved
Specifications:
Power: 7000 BTUs (approx.)
Type of Fuel: Denatured alcohol
Fuel Capacity: 1 qt. 8-1/2 ozs. (1.2 liters) per canister
Boiling Time: 6-8 minutes for 1 qt. of water per burner
Weight:7-1/2 lbs. (3.375 kg)
Dimensions (HxWxD):5-3/8" x 9-5/16" x 10-5/16"
List Price: $310.00
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@geraldhenrickson7472 4 года назад

I believe this stove retailed for around $330 and was/is so popular within the boating world that is costs nearly as much used. As of December 2019 I can find no retailer that has any new stock though many list them in their catalog to this day. Some parts are still available and the thing to watch for when buying is to insure the diffuser plate (as shown in the middle of the flame) is included with the stove or you will need to spend and additional 40-60 bucks to obtain one. Thanks to Hiram for showing this stove so folks can decide if its the model they need for boon-docking, car camping or whatever...it is a great stove due to its large fuel capacity, dial to the desire heat feature and overall build quality.

@johnhoward7298 2 года назад

Unfortunately They DON'T MAKE THEM LIKE THAT ANYMORE !!!!

@raykiii 7 лет назад

Hiram, those are great little stoves. They are mostly used by boaters because the alcohol is lighter than air and leaves the boat while propane is heavier than air. Propane can collect in your bilge and cause an explosion from a spark like the bilge pump stating up. They come in a one burner like yours a two burner and a two burner with an oven. All can be gimbaled so the stove stays level while the boat is heeled over. also the alcohol can be put out by water. Try that with propane. Anyway, have a great Christmas and hope to see more of you in the New Year.

@nosdik 7 лет назад

Got the double burner in my campervan and it works a treat.

@jmtnvalley 8 лет назад

Alcohol does have the advantage of being dousable with water. Hiram, thanks for the review.

@ke6ziu 6 лет назад

I have a Gloy's Origo Cook Pal stove, similar to this, but older. It doesn't have that spreader, but I'm sure I could fabricate something to fit that role... great vids, BTW! Semper Fi!

@Greenmachine305 8 лет назад

Was not designed to be camping stove, but would work. Expensive gift. Lovely!

@MrHiramCook 8 лет назад

Could be a cabin stove. I admit it's not a gram-weenie stove. 8-) The stove is only on loan.

@jcb0249 8 лет назад

Boat stove. I had a 24ft cabin cruiser that came with one. Mine was double burner for some reason. I switched to a butane stove, much lighter, and easier/safer to store the fuel...on a boat anyhow.

@DrELP-ri1ld 8 лет назад

Butane is a VERY dangerous fuel for a boat. First, butane fumes are heavier than air, so any leaks can result in a buildup of explosive fumes in the bilge of the boat. Second, butane canisters are thin-walled and can be punctured and/or rust through relatively easily (producing leaks ---> see above). Non-pressurized alcohol stoves are about as safe as you can get.

@fromtheflightdeck252 9 месяцев назад

@jcb0249 hahaha, alcohol is meant to be the cooking fuel as it is much SAFER on boats.

@gray5627 8 лет назад

Love Steinwaygoat videos! I have two young Saanen wethers who are going to be pack goats one day (I hope!). Thanks for all of the great videos yourself!! :-)

@ColoradoCamper 8 лет назад

Hey Hiram, this is a really cool stove. It seems like it would be well suited to a camper or a tiny house. I was thinking that we haven't seen a cooking video from you in a while, so maybe you could do one with this stove if you think it's worth the effort. Let's see how it fries spam!

@Greenmachine305 8 лет назад

Hiram, this is a stove designed for a small sailboat galley.

@Greenmachine305 8 лет назад

For edification, alcohol stoves of this type are typically used on sailboats 40ft length or less.

@oxxnarrdflame8865 8 лет назад

This makes sense. I was thinking very expensive when you can get a Coleman gas stove for around 100. I'm not a sailor but I'm guessing alcohol is a safer fuel on a boat than white gas.

@Greenmachine305 8 лет назад

+Oxxnarr D'flame Basically more convienient and readily available.

@DrELP-ri1ld 8 лет назад

MUCH safer. BTW, "Cookmate" stoves are essentially clones of Origos (although they are apparently of slightly lower quality) for about half to two-thirds of the price .

@johnhoward7298 2 года назад

I want one ( don't know why Don't need One , but , that's never stopped Me before ) !!!!

@rjvcescobar 2 года назад

Is there any other brands of this type of stove...difficult to find Origo anymore. Thank you. 👍😜👍

@sinfonianbarelytone9191 8 лет назад

Looks like it's from the 70s. An alternative to sterno for fondu!

@Gardureth 2 года назад

The mesh in the middle of the fuel can is charcoaled on my origo, is there a way to replace them?

@crunchycrispybacon 5 лет назад

For various reasons alcohol isn't an ideal cooking fuel. These burners are really meant for marine/RV use than backpacking as drawbacks of alcohol or offset by it's safety in confined spaces.

@johnhoward7298 2 года назад

Hiram , Someone was talking about You in the past tense in a video ! I was afraid You might have found where the steam went ! Hope You're still making steam !!!!

@BornRandy62 8 лет назад

maritime stove comes to mind.

@geraldhenrickson7472 4 года назад

It is a marine stove that was available for several decades.

@connarcomstock161 4 года назад

These are pretty common on sailboats.

@josephschommer9099 7 лет назад

Hi there! We have an Origo boat stove that's meant to burn denatured alcohol. It has two burners and a stove. Sometimes when we're cooking our eyes start to sting (not onions) and tends to be correlated with how hot it's burning. Any idea what this might be? Thanks! Joseph

@stevehascall4441 7 лет назад

Make sure you use it in a fairly well ventilated area. My guess is the denaturing chemicals are what's causing your eyes to burn, if not the alcohol itself.

@fromtheflightdeck252 9 месяцев назад

Depends if it's clean, clear methanol like you can get in some countries, or that horrible purple colored stuff like in the UK. That colored stuff is toxic when burned,.

@carpenterfamily6198 6 лет назад

I assume it is 'safer' to burn alcohol ( inside a closed space ) rather than liquid propane ?

@BK-vv8oc 6 лет назад

Waaaay safer when you use denatured alcohol as intended of course - apart from the fact that you can't see the flame in daylight (fixed with common sense). It's not a pressurised liquid gas so no risk of exploding, the alcohol is much lighter than propane. When used properly it burns clean, quiet and emits only CO2 and water - so as long as you open a few windows you can use them in small spaces :)

@comfortouch 8 лет назад

I wonder if you can do a test to see how long a full tank of fuel lasts.

@neogeo1670 4 года назад

Four and a half hour

@team3383 3 года назад

@@neogeo1670 Was just going to say. 5 hours. I suppose it depends on the quality and amount in the initial bottle ? 4.5 hrs for 1 litre bottle - it says you can pour 1.2 litres in the tank so I suppose thats where I get the extra 30 minutes.