[pct-l] question re canisters

Drew Smith jdrewsmith at gmail.com
Sat Mar 10 09:49:17 CST 2018


For my canister stove (Kovea Spider), I figure 20-25g per day. That's
enough to make a cup of coffee in the morning and cook a 1-pot meal at
night.

Drew

On Sat, Mar 10, 2018 at 8:39 AM Susan Virnig <susanvirnig at gmail.com> wrote:

> Though I’ve hiked 1500 PCT section miles, I am only beginning to use a
> stove with canisters.  How long should I expect one Snowpeak Gigapower 4 oz
> canister to last under these conditions?
>
>         — boil 2 cups of water for breakfast and for dinner
>         — current temperatures from Campo to Hwy 74 are expected to be
> upper 30s to lower 70s
>
> Thanks for any help you can provide with a simple question about which I
> just have no clue.
>
> —Susan from Spokane, aka Sunshine
>
> P.S.  As a section hiker, I only get on the PCT-L when I’m going to be
> hiking a particular section, and everyone has always been very helpful over
> the last ten years.  Apparently I have missed out on meanness, which I am
> delighted about having missed.  Thanks to all who have helped me now and
> over the years.
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