The temperature of the gases just below the bottom of the pot reached 1,425 degrees F,
plus/minus 25 degrees.  The amount of fuel was 500 ml of soft wood pellets from Colorado.  
Water: 750 ml @ 15 degrees C.  From a cold start, the water, in a camping pot, boiled in just
over 12 minutes.  Boil was sustained for another 16 minutes.  Wood gases were exhausted 
at about the 28:30 mark and the biochar was dumped into a quench pot.

The conditions were moderately windy.  The fire was never blown out.

All in all, the enhancements seemed to have worked out better than I had expected.

Note: The first test burn of this configuration of the Sweet 16, using the Gas Drip Pan
as a grate, boiled 500 ml of water in just about 8 minutes.  On the second burn, 
50% more water took 50% more time to boil. 

Comments?  Suggestions?

Cheers,

Jock

Jock Gill
18 Woods Edge Road
Medford, MA  02155

(617) 449-8111