Zak
Legend
Yes. I used a Sierra Zip stove for many years and now use a Biolite stove that fits into its cooking pot. Both operate like little forges with forced air into the burn chamber, so they burn hot and consume twigs, pinecones, or anything combustible. Because they consume fuel fast, it is nice to carry a Silky saw to cut 1 to 2 inch diameter sticks into mini cord wood.Anyone ever use a portable twig stove? Something packable?
Pretty light and you don't need to carry fuel.
The Biolite uses temperature differentials somehow to generate electricity, that powers the blower fan and can charge your USB devices.
The big drawback is that these stoves are banned when a fire ban is in effect.