Propane fire pit |
Post Reply | Page <1234> |
Author | ||
mjlrpod
Senior Member Joined: 27 Sep 2016 Location: Massachusetts Online Status: Offline Posts: 1214 |
Topic: Propane fire pit Posted: 19 Feb 2018 at 2:26pm |
|
Well, I have ordered it. I got enough good feedback that i'd say 2 to 1 people recommend the propane pit. It will be great for camping, or on the deck at home. I may use it on low inside the dome in the fall on those beginning and end of the year camping trips. Many people said they use them if there are fire bans. I also think it will be great if we stay at the casino R.V. lot, or if we stop over at a walmart type stop at night. When we do our Washington D.C. gettysburg trip, we plan atleast one or two nights of stopping at a store/restaurant lot.
|
||
2017.5 Rp-172
2020 R-pod 195 2015 Frontier sv 4.0L 6cyl I'll be rpodding |
||
Leo B
podders Helping podders - pHp Joined: 13 Jan 2012 Location: Lyndonville, VT Online Status: Offline Posts: 4508 |
Posted: 18 Feb 2018 at 4:22pm | |
Good time!
|
||
Leo & Melissa Bachand
2017 Ford F150 2021 Vista Cruiser 19 csk Previously owned 2015 Rpod 179 2010 Rpod 171 |
||
Old & out-to-play
Groupie Joined: 24 Nov 2016 Location: AZ Online Status: Offline Posts: 88 |
Posted: 18 Feb 2018 at 2:52pm | |
Please don’t misunderstand as I do keep up with technology being that it’s fundamental to our lifestyle and asset management. That said we don’t let it become an encumbrance to said lifestyle and traditions we hold dear. As an example, we “cut the core” as it relates to cable & satellite TV and now use WiFi for most programming and a high gain TV antenna for HD local broadcasters. At the other end of the spectrum I dumped Facebook as it became an intrusive annoyance. All that said, I’ll keep our “red neck” fire pit, play my mandolin and howl at the moon just the same. Thank you
|
||
Old and in the way so now it's time to play
|
||
Olddawgsrule
Senior Member Joined: 20 Sep 2017 Location: New Hampshire Online Status: Offline Posts: 1014 |
Posted: 18 Feb 2018 at 10:59am | |
Can't be that closed to change/new.. Your on a computer!
|
||
Old & out-to-play
Groupie Joined: 24 Nov 2016 Location: AZ Online Status: Offline Posts: 88 |
Posted: 18 Feb 2018 at 10:00am | |
The Biolite is very cool for the “next generation” but I’am an early Boomer and can not wrap my head around a fire pit with a USB port, no smoke, and LED lights around the campfire. Sorry, but i’ll stay with my redneck fire pit made from a stainless steel washer drum.
Too old to change.
|
||
Old and in the way so now it's time to play
|
||
Larry-D
Senior Member Joined: 12 Oct 2017 Location: Middle TN Online Status: Offline Posts: 109 |
Posted: 18 Feb 2018 at 9:13am | |
The Biolite stuff is great. I have a small one that heats water and provides USB for either a light or as a charger. Pretty cool idea for places w/o power. The one I have is very well made and works great.
|
||
Olddawgsrule
Senior Member Joined: 20 Sep 2017 Location: New Hampshire Online Status: Offline Posts: 1014 |
Posted: 18 Feb 2018 at 7:29am | |
Doesn't help with your Propane fire pit question, but just too cool a product from a innovative company. Very cool Fire Pit!
Really wish they were Publicly traded.. I'd buy stock!
|
||
StephenH
podders Helping podders - pHp Joined: 29 Nov 2015 Location: Wake Forest, NC Online Status: Offline Posts: 6289 |
Posted: 17 Feb 2018 at 10:07pm | |
What about things like the Duraflame logs? Since these are not untreated, you would be able to bring them with you. There is even one for use when one wants to roast marshmallows or other food items.
Another alternative might be one of the gel-fuel (alcohol) fire pits if you don't want to burn up a lot of propane. |
||
StephenH
Happy is the man that findeth wisdom,... ouR escaPOD mods Former RPod 179 Current Cherokee Grey Wolf 24 JS |
||
Tars Tarkas
Senior Member Joined: 14 Jan 2013 Location: Near Nashville Online Status: Offline Posts: 1446 |
Posted: 17 Feb 2018 at 9:51pm | |
Wow! 20 lbs in a night! Is that cranked all the way up for 4 hours or what?
If we're going to have a fire I prefer a "real" fire, plus we already carry around so much stuff.... but I have been in parks that don't allow open fires. Propane firepits are okay though. I guess the rationale is they don't throw sparks. TT |
||
2010 176
FJ Cruiser |
||
Old & out-to-play
Groupie Joined: 24 Nov 2016 Location: AZ Online Status: Offline Posts: 88 |
Posted: 17 Feb 2018 at 8:44pm | |
I think it all depends on whether you like chocolate or vanilla. There have been propane pits at some bluegrass festivals we’ve attended. They’re nice in that there’s no smoke chasing you around if you’re playing in a circle plus you don’t have to add wood or stoke the fire. But for me it’s too vanilla as there’s no leaping flames, popping or hissing of the wood as it burns or the best part late in the evening as the coals glow red hot then fading, giving off the last of their energy, dimming to a soft glow and crackling as they cool; announcing the end of the day, time to say goodnight to all with whom you’ve shared the days events. Time for sweet slumber, drifting off while recounting the friendships and the music.
Too each their own I guess. Bert
|
||
Old and in the way so now it's time to play
|
||
Post Reply | Page <1234> |
Forum Jump | Forum Permissions You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot create polls in this forum You cannot vote in polls in this forum |