Canteen Cup Stove using small Trangia (Re-visit)

In this video I re-visit Lab0091 (Canteen Cup Stove - Trangia - Boil Test #1) & Lab0092 (Canteen Cup Stove - Trangia - Boil Test #2). I've had many requests to do these tests again using two cups of water. In the first test I put the stove directly on the surface of my work bench and in the second test I elevated the stove on 4 empty tea light cup to provide the one inch high flame space and additional air flow. Last time the second test seemed to show that providing the additional height cut down the time-to-boil quite a bit.

I also want to use these tests as a benchmark against the new canteen kit I have coming from Canteen Shop.Com which includes thier version of the canteen cup stove, the "GrillTop Stove Stand". I'm really looking forward to testing out this new kit.

Lab0165
Title: Canteen Cup Stove - Trangia - Boil Test #1
Room temp: 61°
Humidity: 37%
Weather condition: Cloudy
Burner: Trangia - small one
Stove/Pot stand: Canteen Cup Stove
Pot: Canteen Cup - SS (in 180° position on stove) - aluminum foil cover
Fuel: Denatured alcohol
Amount of fuel: NA
Amount of water: 2 cup(s)
Water temp at start: 58°
Time to boil : 10 minute(s) 27 second(s)
Time to run-out: NA
Water temp at run-out: NA
Note: Canteen cup stove set directly on surface.

NA = Not Applicable / Not Available


Lab0166
Title: Canteen Cup Stove - Trangia - Boil Test #2
Room temp: 61°
Humidity: 37%
Weather condition: Raining
Burner: Trangia - small one
Stove/Pot stand: Canteen Cup Stove
Pot: Canteen Cup - SS (in 180° position on stove) - aluminum foil cover
Fuel: Denatured alcohol
Amount of fuel: NA
Amount of water: 2 cup(s)
Water temp at start: 59°
Time to boil : 7 minute(s) 06 second(s)
Time to run-out: NA
Water temp at run-out: NA
Note: Trangia was allowed to return to room temperature after previous test.
In this test the canteen cup stove was elevated on tea light cups (.63 inches tall) to provide 1.45 inch burn height and increased air flow.

NA = Not Applicable / Not Available