Calling all stove nerds ( including myself )

[yaduck9]

Found an interesting web site written in Japanese. It shows ( what appears to be ) a cannister warmer for a pocket rocket type stove. It also has many parts, such as lindel valves and adapters for cannisters.

The web site is: http://www.noanohakobune.netfirms.com/list-110bs.htm . I found it while I was browsing through this Japanese website: http://oldcoleman.com/ . The link is on the left side toward the bottom. A direct link to the "warmer" is: http://www.noanohakobune.netfirms.com/list-110bs.htm

I am very interested in the warmer and the parts for the lindel valves....but I never got around to learning Japanese. :(

Can anyone translate? Or does anyone know where someone can purchase the lindel valves.

Thanks.

[saimyoji]

Order using the linked form:
http://my.formman.com/form/pc/6deCCtfUFZXlYNEQ/

Yes I read and speak Japanese. ;)

[Dances with Mice]

Found an interesting web site written in Japanese. It shows ( what appears to be ) a cannister warmer for a pocket rocket type stove. It also has many parts, such as lindel valves and adapters for cannisters.

The web site is: http://www.noanohakobune.netfirms.com/list-110bs.htm . I found it while I was browsing through this Japanese website: http://oldcoleman.com/ . The link is on the left side toward the bottom. A direct link to the "warmer" is: http://www.noanohakobune.netfirms.com/list-110bs.htm

I am very interested in the warmer and the parts for the lindel valves....but I never got around to learning Japanese. :(

Can anyone translate? Or does anyone know where someone can purchase the lindel valves.

Thanks.Something like:
"The "T" type power booster cylinder for small-sized cylinders; 110g for 110 cylinder, and 250g. It boosts the thermal power of the gas. It is possible to remove the brass rod stick. There are 6 positions to adjust it to the burner head."

Do itashi mash-ite. Babelfish (http://babelfish.altavista.com/) ga arimasuka? (hypen to avoid autocensor)

You ought to check out this guy's (http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~we2a-sod/index.htm)collection.