I've used my friendly search tool and haven't found exactly what I'm looking for. I'm sure it's on this site somewhere, I just haven't found it yet.
I've used pepsi can alky, cannister, and an MSR Whisperlite stoves, all have been great. I've typically used them for specific cases:
Alcohol - week long summer trips - we only cook one meal per day so stove weight is great and we don't use much fuel.
Cannister - cooler trips where we cook 2 meals per day, it's super-easy to use and light enough.
Whisperlite white gas - long winter trips - it easily lights and cooks, and since we cook a lot (2 people too) on these trips the reduced gas consumption means a lot less gas for a long trip than alcohol, so average weight isn't *that* bad.
I recall reading a web page where someone compared the different fuel types in terms of average weight (stove weight plus average fuel weight) for various length trips. So for a 7 day trip boiling X cups per day of water you could see how much weight in alcohol vs. white gas, etc. you'd carry.
I'm wondering what's the difference between total stove/fuel weight for white gas vs. cannister vs. alcohol for 2 people during winter for a week's cooking of 2 meals per day.
Anyone have a reference to that site or that kind of data?