Doing beyond the grave necro posts while I'm still a dumb newb.
Used one exclusively for two years in a Hawaii bumming on Maui. No fires allowed? Pick it up and walk away with it still burning. Paper sack of twigs makes 6 cups of curry twice. Still carry with my ultralight gear and can joke with other roadies that my pack is under 15 pounds and I'm carrying a wood stove. Never bother to charge with it just enjoy unlimited fuel (burns trash, cardboard, ground sweepings, whatever. Ultimately rusted out so I replaced it after going continental again but not bad for miniature campfire feels and second one is still going strong. Boil times, while finicky until you get past the curve, are unreal fast. Puts out some heat and its dry combustion so wet clothes and sweaty socks even stand a chance in the jungle. (Side note everything rots in the jungle. Had food and gear stashed in Saran wrapped buckets for a couple years and revisited on a later trip to the islands. Stove made it, Coleman torch for speedy ignition was still there, and the only salvageable food was sardines. many nights morale was salvaged thanks to this stove and it is worth it for me from that alone. When you are soaked worse than swimming from jungle rain, it's dark and the ground is alive and crawling sardine stew warms the soul of the weary traveller better than right out of the tin.