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Ben Bloggs
06/06/06 23:17
 Lowland rambler 2189 forum posts 65 photos 4 reviews
What are the differences between the F1 and the Pocket Rocket? Anything worth knowing?
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stove man
07/06/06 09:48
 Hill-walking hero 430 forum posts 2 reviews
The F1 has a wider flame spread - the flames come out sideways, rather than concentrated vertically. This reduces the hot spot problem if you're ever doing more than boiling water. The pocket rocket pan supports fold up slightly easier.
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07/06/06 09:53
 Lowland rambler 6181 forum posts 86 photos 13 reviews 3 bookmarks
Aye what you said there. Plus, the F1 has a quicker boil time and the MSR is better in the wind.
I've got the F1, my buddy has the pocket rocket and it's always matter of pride to see who has their brew first.
I've just done two weekends on a single 100 gas as well.
Marvellous bit of kit.
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Ben Bloggs
07/06/06 12:19
 Lowland rambler 2189 forum posts 65 photos 4 reviews
Guess I'll just go on price then, i'll only be boiling water and id only be swayed towards one or the other if one was more stable- im a bit cack-handed and knock stuff off a whisperlite all the time.
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Old man walker
14/06/06 23:25
 Lowland rambler 18 forum posts 2 bookmarks
Thanks to you all. After reading carefully what has been said I have decided to go for the MSR Rocket... have now placed the order.
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Hayden Holloway
21/03/07 08:55
 Lowland rambler 875 forum posts 44 photos 15 reviews
You can geta gas canister stand that fits onto your gas cartridge from primus. It greatly improves stability and does not weight much.
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