There were some chaps from South American highlands at Ethos a few years
ago who were asking if a TLUD would work with Alpaca ( or related
critter) dung pellets. They lived above the tree line, high and dry.
There were about a dozen of us at the table including Paul, Christa and
the Biolite folks. Anybody know if they tried.
They would have another fuel problem, oxygen. Once in Yellowstone
National Park I couldn't lite at match or a gas stove. We had to drive
down into the Teton lowlands to make our meal. Still don't quite
understand what happened.
Alex
On 13/02/2013 1:46 AM, mtrevor wrote:
Having grown up on an island off the coast of Maine I personally would
like to know if any one has ever tried
New England coffee beans aka sheep pills. Well dried I suspect they
would make great
TLUD fuel.
Michael N Trevor
Majuro
Marshall Islands
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