Get 10% off A Rocket Stove from Steven Harris
Steven Harris just contacted me and sent me a link to a video he did. He is literally charging his cell phone off of burning wood. You have to see the video of him doing this.
He has wood that he chipped off of regular fire wood with a hatchet, so its kindling, and the kindling is burning in the rocket stove and its heating up the Power Pot 5, which turns heat into electricity to charge your phone right through the USB port at a full 5 watts. Charge your phone, charge a USB battery or a USB battery light.
The Rocket Stove itself is very efficient for cooking. Instead of using 3 or 4 or 5 split logs to make a fire that you cook off of you just use a hatchet and hack off kindling and use 5 or 6 pieces of kindling in the rocket stove to cook your entire meal.
I have the newest rocket stove here and its all stainless steel and I can tell by the way that it is built it just won’t wear out. It will last for decades even if you use it 3 times a day. The Rocket Stove on its own is awesome. The Rocket Stove with the power pot is as Steve says, 2 is 1, 1 is none.
Right here on the air Steven taught you how to charge your cell from from your car or battery bank, but now you can charge it from burning wood. To learn more about this cool set up check out, http://www.rocketstove1234.com/rs.htm
PS – This is not an MSB Only Offer Steve is running this sale for everyone, the code for the discount is right on the link posted above. But only 3 Days are left in this sale, when it is over it is over. I got mine!
It is a great offer, but this requires some clarification.
The rocket stove shown is one unit and appears to be well designed for long life. The Power Pot that generates thermal power is a separate unit that doesn’t require the rocket stove to work. It can generate power with a different heat source, like a butane or propane stove. Steve says in his video that you want a low-heat flame. So, just wondering, what other heat sources might work? Top of the woodstove? Tripod in front of the fireplace? Cook fire in the middle of the woods? Firepit in the back yard?
Thanks, Steve, for continuing to develop and improve products!
There are photos on
http://www.RocketStove1234.com/rs.htm of about every single way of heating the power pot, including over some burning logs. Take a look at the photos. I have it on every stove I own, well, I have a lot more, but I put it on all of the common stoves.
Yes, you can buy the power pot on its own if you so desire, its right on the website.
Steve