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Jetboil’s Group Cooking System (GCS) brings greater capacity and versatility to fast and efficient outdoor cooking. It features Jetboil’s new 1.5 Liter pot with patent-pending FluxRing™ heat exchanger to double heat transfer efficiency and enable super-fast boil times. Like the original Jetboil®, the GCS is twice as fuel efficient as traditional camp cooking systems and will bring two cups of water to boil in about two minutes, or a liter in about four minutes. Its FluxRing™ heat exchanger allows the GCS to boil up to 50 cups (12 Liters) of water from one micro-canister of Jetpower fuel.The GCS integrates a burner with built-in igniter, 1.5 liter pot, pot support, and stabilizer into one compact unit. The 1.5 liter pot is made from hard-anodized aluminum for even heating and superior heat transfer, and features a wide aperture for easy frying and simmering, an insulating Neoprene cozy, and a snap on plastic lid for secure storage. All components, as well as fuel, stow within the pot so you can take it anywhere.As the new GCS and original Jetboil PCS share the same burner base, the systems are cross-compatible, allowing users to add components to each to create a customized cooking system. In addition the GCS can also be used with traditional flat-bottomed cookware.
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Manufacturer Jetboil Weight 19 oz. Color Various Size One Size Fuel Type Gas Canisters Other Features 1.5 Liter Pot with built in heat exchanger
Boils in 1 Liter of water in 4 minutes
Free cozy to insulate pot
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- Jetboil is compact and boils wicked fast Review by VT
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Price Value Quality Jetboil is my go to camping stove. It boils super fast and is easy to use. Interchanging the pot to the cup is very easy. I dislike 2 aspects of this system though: 1. pouring liquid or food from the pot is messy and soaks the neoprene outer 2. The plastic cover they use to cover the coils when not in use. If you forget to take this off before placing it on the stove, you have melted plastic instantly and that is just a pain! Other than those 2 things, I love my Jetboil and use it every time I go camping! Boil time is fast and you can adjust the flame to simmer food.
(Posted on 10/20/11)
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