Biolite Wood Burning Stove

Biolite Wood Burning Stove. It uses the heat from the fire, to run it's own fan. It can also charge iPhones, iPads and run LED lights via its USB port. My Stuart Mitchell Secare Knife did a great job splitting branches and sticks to feed the fire and barely lost it's edge, in the process.

Biolite Stove - It use runs off of foraged sticks and branches. It uses the heat generated from the fire to run it's own fan. It can also run LED lights, charge phones and tablets. As well as the obvious cook your food. The stoves fan increases the cooking speed & distributes the heat.

It's a genious little stove and works really well.

You can cook with pans directly on top of the stove, when not using grill. The kettle pot can me used to make tea or cook other food, in a similar way to a pan.

It just runs off of sticks and chopped branches.

The fan has two speeds, high and low. Low is best when the grill is being used or it burns the food. If the fire starts to die in the stove, switching the fan to high, quickly gets the fire going again. Using small twigs to restart the fire from glowing embers reduces the amount of smoke it produces.

They are not cheap, but a really clever bit of kit. I love it!

The Biolite Camping Stove - it runs off of foraged sticks and branches or kindling. It cooks your food, whilst converting the energy from the fire into electricity. This drives it's own fan and can also run LED lights and charge electronic equipment.

The Biolite Wood Burning Camping Stove - here it is diving a multi LED snake light.

The Biolite Wood Burning Stove in action. The Biolite kettle can be filled to 1.5 litres and can be used to make hot drinks or cook food as you would with a saucepan.

The Biolite Stove - cooking food and charging my iPhone, as well as running it's own fan. All of this, by burning foraged sticks and branches.

The Biolite Stove cooking sausages.