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Camp terms starting with A
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Aka Gas
Regular gasoline.
In camping and outdoors, it is often referred to as unleaded gasoline in general.
In order to protect the engine etc. there are more additives than white gas, so there is a lot of soot and clogging due to long-term storage is likely to occur. -
Ao Gas
Common name for white gas made by Coleman.
Coleman white gas contains a blue pigment, so it is used to distinguish it from other manufacturers white gas.
Camp terms starting with E
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LPG
Generic term for CB cans and OD cans.
Camp terms starting with O
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OD Can
Gas cans intended for outdoor use. Abbreviation for OutDoor can.
Sturdy construction, high heat power, and stable use even in cold climates. -
Ogalite
Fuel made from solidified sawdust or wood chips.
When Ogalite is carbonized, it becomes Oga charcoal.
The brown one is Ogalite, and the black one is Oga charcoal.
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Sawdust Charcoal
Charcoal made by carbonizing Ogalite, which is compressed sawdust.
Camp terms starting with KU
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Black Charcoal
Black charcoal that catches fire easily but does not last long.
Camp terms starting with SI
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CB Can
Gas cans that are easy to obtain and inexpensive, but lack firepower and stability. Abbreviation for Cassette Gas Bombe.
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Shiro gas
White gas.
Unleaded gasoline for automobiles is called white gas because it contains a red pigment and is called red gas. -
White Charcoal
Whitish charcoal that is difficult to catch fire but lasts well.
Camp terms starting with SU
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Charcoal
Carbonized fuel.
There are two types, such as bamboo charcoal and oga charcoal, centered on two types, white charcoal and black charcoal.
A fuel that is suitable for cooking because it does not easily generate flames, has stable heat, and has little smoke or odor.
Camp terms starting with TA
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kindling
The first material to ignite from the tinder. It seems difficult to set fire with a lighter.
Camp terms starting with TI
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Ignition Agent
An object for lighting firewood or charcoal. It is easy to ignite and has good fire retention and is strong against wind, so it is safe and easy to ignite. There are many types, from solid to gel.
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Bamboo Charcoal
Charcoal made from bamboo is often used for deodorization and dehumidification.
Camp terms starting with NA
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living tree
It refers to a tree that has been picked up rather than a tree that is sold as firewood.
Camp terms starting with HA
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Paraffin Oil
Fuel that is low in flammability and volatility and can be handled safely. In terms of ingredients, the ingredients are liquid candle wax.
As a light source fuel, it is darker than kerosene, but it is expensive.
Camp terms starting with HI
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Binchotan
One of the white charcoal brands. Japanese charcoal made from Ubame oak.
Camp terms starting with HU
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feather stick
Feathers are made by thinly slicing tree branches so as not to cut them.
Camp terms starting with HO
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White gas
Gasoline used outdoors.
Unleaded gasoline for automobiles is red gas because it is mixed with red pigment. Since there are fewer additives than red gas, clogging is less likely to occur. -
Tinder
A material that can easily be set on fire with a lighter. It's not just trees.
Camp terms starting with MA
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Firewood
A name that uses trees, branches, and wood as fuel.
Basically, firewood with a thickness that is difficult to ignite due to an early starter such as a lighter is called firewood, and firewood that is divided into branches or branches is also called firewood. -
Firewood Rack
A rack used to prevent firewood from absorbing moisture from the ground.
There are many other methods as long as you can lift them off the ground, but they are more effective than you can imagine.
Camp terms starting with YA
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Coconut Husk Charcoal
Charcoal made from coconut shells.
Camp terms starting with RE
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Briquettes
A fuel made from coal or charcoal. Basically, use a dedicated stove.
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