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  1. On Mon, 18 Jul 2005 12:57 +0100 (BST), [email hidden]

    (Vince Bowdren) dropped their trousers and said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    (firstofficerspong) said:

    Anyone have any views on whether this Lidl version should be any
    better/worse than the genuine Trangia? Have used neither but seems
    daft not to get this if it works ok..

    I'm slightly dubious about the perforations in the upper windshield,
    which genuine trangias don't have. Gives the impression that they copied
    the design with more care for a pretty appearance than a real appreciation
    of what the holes are actually there for.
    Another consideration is that trangia's have been around forever and will
    continue to be so, which means that spare parts are easy to get hold of,
    if anything ever does go wrong.

    I'm pretty certain that Trangia spares will fit this cooker...;-)

    --
    Dewi,

    (remove spin for email)

  2. firstofficerspong said:

    Anyone have any views on whether this Lidl version should
    be any better/worse than the genuine Trangia? Have used
    neither but seems daft not to get this if it works ok..

    John

    I advise caution. I have a 'real' trangia but also bought a clone one from
    Blacks. No matter what I do I cannot get the components to nest properly.
    The burner leaks so any unused meths must be emptied out. The fastening belt
    is a joke.

    --
    Muzz
    send mail to [email hidden]

  3. On Tue, 19 Jul 2005 06:41:25 +0100, "Muzz"

    dropped their trousers and said:
    firstofficerspong said:

    Anyone have any views on whether this Lidl version should
    be any better/worse than the genuine Trangia? Have used
    neither but seems daft not to get this if it works ok..

    John

    I advise caution. I have a 'real' trangia but also bought a clone one from
    Blacks. No matter what I do I cannot get the components to nest properly.
    The burner leaks so any unused meths must be emptied out. The fastening belt
    is a joke.

    This clone fits nicely together.

    --
    Dewi,

    (remove spin for email)

  4. Thanks for all the opinions on the merits or otherwise of the Lidl
    version as compared to the genuine Trangia. As I'm not a particularly
    hard-core wild-camper I reckon the cheapo version is worth a try. Even
    if it turns out not to be much good, I guess I will have acquired a
    couple of pans we can use with the cooker when we mild-camp! Obviously
    I'll keep a keen eye on the Trangies on e-bay between now and my next
    skulk round the Paignton Lidl...

    John

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