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    thats right they have now invented an instant heating can of liquid it could prove to be very useful in a cold survival situation and a good moral booster.

    http://www.hot-can.com/index2aus.html


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    Quote Originally Posted by skully View Post
    thats right they have now invented an instant heating can of liquid it could prove to be very useful in a cold survival situation and a good moral booster.

    http://www.hot-can.com/index2aus.html
    hey Thats Cool ! er,,, um , I mean Hot ! umm,,,, Thats NICE !

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    I found these (or something like them) here in the US 4-5 years ago. Was a coffee, cream and sugar. It heated everything up very good, and tasted decent also. At the time, I think I paid something like $2.50. I agree it would be a nice morale lifter if you have the space availble to store it.

    Only found them once, I think I bought 3 of them, have never seen it again.
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    I think something similar was posted here awhile back ?

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    the first self heating can was invented in the 1890s.

    they been touted as a recent development many times [ e.g. new york times, 1941], and where used in ww2.

    i believe the reasons they have never found mainstream success is a combination of safety issues and production expense, though with technological progress making just about everything cheaper [read: more willingly wasted, IMO], they will probably take off for good before long.
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    There are also food ones, they're quite popular over here with outdoorsy types.
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    it was for food rations that they where used in WWII, by the British army i believe.
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    sorry, that was the first world war for the russian army, and second world war for the british army.
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