Inquiry:
What are the differences between the PowerFlamer 160 stoves and 130 stoves?
Outdoorstirfry:
The PowerFlamer 160 stoves have bigger burners than the 130 stoves. The 160 stoves are thus heavier and more stable, suitable for home backyard outdoor cooking. The PowerFlamer 130 stoves are much lighter in weight, thus suitable for camping and hiking trips.
The gas control for the PowerFlamer 160 stoves is usually a valve at the stove front, similar to indoor range. The gas control of the PowerFlamer 130 stoves is an adjustable gas regulator on the propane tank side, not at the front of the stove.
The short leg version of the PowerFlamer 160 stoves fit Outdoorstirfry’s stainless stand and PowerFlamer cart products. The 130 stoves do not fit either the stainless stand or the PowerFlamer cart.
The PowerFlamer 160 stoves offer both manual and electronic ignition options. The 130 stoves only have the manual ignition option.