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Soto Muka Stove With 700ml Bottle
The Soto Muka Stove with 700ml Bottle. This is a non-priming, no soot build up, low maintenance liquid-fuel stove. Great for when transporting gas cannisters is out of the question. The Soto Muka runs on kerosene and unleaded petrol. The pump has an emergency shut of button and a relatively long and flexible tube compared to other liquid-fuel stoves. It also has a cool Air setting on the control dial, so when you are done cooking, flick it over to Air; this releases all the air in the fuel bottle, the flame is extinguished and the fuel line is emptied all at the same time, reducing fuel residues leaking all over your kit. On the side of the pump there is a pressure indicator so you know when the fuel bottle is at the optimum pressure which is indicated by a red line. Once lit,
the stove only takes 10 seconds for the flame to stabilise and you are ready to cook. One of the most important parts on the Muka Stove is the Muka Generator Unit (That little pipe the runs over the top of the burner head). This part of the stove as it atomises the fuel before it is ignited (cool fact; Muka is Japanese for atmoiser.) This is why the Muka stove doesnt need to be primed like other, more traditional multi-fuel stoves. Soto testing has revealed that Muka stove performance will be reduced after continuous burning of 20 litres of fuel, so about 40 x 700ml bottles. That looks like a stupid bit of Maths but remember, the 700ml bottle holds 480ml of fuel. If flame output seems weak then replace the generator tube. The Soto Muka 700ml Fuel
Bottle. This fuel bottle has been specifically designed to be used with the Soto Muka stove. The Muka Fuel Bottles have a wider opening for easier pouring, cleaning and pump insertion. The maximum amount of fuel that can be carried in this bottle is 480ml due to the room needed for the pump to pressurise the container. Uses Kerosene or unleaded petrol Comes with 700ml fuel bottle Muka Generator atomises the liquid fuel prior to burning 10 seconds for flame to stabilise No priming wick No soot build-up Low maintenance and easy to maintain
the stove only takes 10 seconds for the flame to stabilise and you are ready to cook. One of the most important parts on the Muka Stove is the Muka Generator Unit (That little pipe the runs over the top of the burner head). This part of the stove as it atomises the fuel before it is ignited (cool fact; Muka is Japanese for atmoiser.) This is why the Muka stove doesnt need to be primed like other, more traditional multi-fuel stoves. Soto testing has revealed that Muka stove performance will be reduced after continuous burning of 20 litres of fuel, so about 40 x 700ml bottles. That looks like a stupid bit of Maths but remember, the 700ml bottle holds 480ml of fuel. If flame output seems weak then replace the generator tube. The Soto Muka 700ml Fuel
Bottle. This fuel bottle has been specifically designed to be used with the Soto Muka stove. The Muka Fuel Bottles have a wider opening for easier pouring, cleaning and pump insertion. The maximum amount of fuel that can be carried in this bottle is 480ml due to the room needed for the pump to pressurise the container. Uses Kerosene or unleaded petrol Comes with 700ml fuel bottle Muka Generator atomises the liquid fuel prior to burning 10 seconds for flame to stabilise No priming wick No soot build-up Low maintenance and easy to maintain
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