Burner Unit, Portable Cooker Mk1, 1943

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16-05-15, 23:01

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Parts layout from the manual (the British made ones seems to have had a separate transport case)
Complete setup from the manual
warming up 1, warming up 2 (reminds me of the Adam West Batmobile)

The last picture is from a thermal imagining camera. I couldn't believe it got that hot. 1113 deg ferinheight.

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