Title: Showers - I want one of these!
Post by: Piglet on June 25, 2005, 01:45:57 pm
I want one of these....
http://www.zodi.com/web-content/Consumer/zodihotstovetopshower.html
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http://www.zodi.com/web-content/Consumer/zodihotstovetopshower.html
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Title: Already Got one ;-)
Post by: Gaspode on June 25, 2005, 02:08:36 pm
Had it for 2 Le Mans trips and it's really pretty good.
I opted for the one that attaches to a big butane bottle. A 3.9kg Calor gas cylinder fits well ( same screw fit as the US ).
I have 2 burners - but in reality you only need one - putting both on is scalding hot.
Cheers
Gaspode
http://www.zodi.com/web-content/Consumer/zodihottaphpshower.html
I opted for the one that attaches to a big butane bottle. A 3.9kg Calor gas cylinder fits well ( same screw fit as the US ).
I have 2 burners - but in reality you only need one - putting both on is scalding hot.
Cheers
Gaspode
http://www.zodi.com/web-content/Consumer/zodihottaphpshower.html
Title: Re:Already Got one ;-)
Post by: Piglet on June 25, 2005, 02:52:51 pm
Had it for 2 Le Mans trips and it's really pretty good.
I opted for the one that attaches to a big butane bottle. A 3.9kg Calor gas cylinder fits well ( same screw fit as the US ).
I have 2 burners - but in reality you only need one - putting both on is scalding hot.
Cheers
Gaspode
I opted for the one that attaches to a big butane bottle. A 3.9kg Calor gas cylinder fits well ( same screw fit as the US ).
I have 2 burners - but in reality you only need one - putting both on is scalding hot.
Cheers
Gaspode
I've got a Coleman dual fuel dual burner stove so I don't need to buy a burner - I can run the system on unleaded and it doesn't involve lugging gas around as space is always a problem!! I'm seriously tempted by this....
Title: Re:Showers - I want one of these!
Post by: Gaspode on June 25, 2005, 03:30:53 pm
As long as you have a table top burner that can put up a decent flame it should be fine.
( the innards of the box is just a long coiled tube of copper )
Be aware that the flow rate isn't going to burst the pimples on your back.. it's (OK for camping and good enough to have a shower - and it's hot!
I also bought the shower stand ( metal tubes ) and the shower cubible ( at the time they didn't have the one shown on the website ) - I ended up with more like a Toilet tent.... but - it can be build in about 30 seconds - The tent and frame are sown together and just spring lock.
I'm a happy customer - and the others in my LM group are quite impressed.
If you have any other questons- just holler
Cheers
Gaspode
( the innards of the box is just a long coiled tube of copper )
Be aware that the flow rate isn't going to burst the pimples on your back.. it's (OK for camping and good enough to have a shower - and it's hot!
I also bought the shower stand ( metal tubes ) and the shower cubible ( at the time they didn't have the one shown on the website ) - I ended up with more like a Toilet tent.... but - it can be build in about 30 seconds - The tent and frame are sown together and just spring lock.
I'm a happy customer - and the others in my LM group are quite impressed.
If you have any other questons- just holler
Cheers
Gaspode
Title: Re:Showers - I want one of these!
Post by: Chris (Liverpool Boys) on June 26, 2005, 12:16:58 pm
This is kind of like the home made water heater that stu brought this year, but I leave it to stu to explain how well it worked ;D
Title: Re:Showers - I want one of these!
Post by: Brian(Liverpool boys) on June 26, 2005, 09:38:41 pm
It worked that well that at the end of the week he was answering to Smelly Stu. ;D
Title: Re:Showers - I want one of these!
Post by: Stu on June 28, 2005, 12:58:01 pm
This is kind of like the home made water heater that stu brought this year, but I leave it to stu to explain how well it worked ;D
Slight teething problems I admit, but next year will see a brand new version which Smithers is currently working on in the laboratory (shed). If its successful, I'll even bring you one over next year.
