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It's a decent quality percolator for the money. I bought this strictly for camping trips and wanted a basic, no frills, I don't care what happens to it, coffee pot. That's what I got. I have $8 percolators and I have $75 percolators. I don't expect the $8 one to perform like the $75 one. It percs coffee and that's what it's designed for. It's aluminum not high quality stainless steel. I'd buy another if I needed it.
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The box says since 1949 so this appears to be a copy of the original design for this pot. Need to clean it with hot soapy water before use, it perks well and made a good pot of crackerbarrel coffee on the first attempt. Brewed up 5 cups which was the lower line on the side of the pot. It took about 20 minutes. Had a problem with the stem, it was bent at the base and it wouldn't perk. After straightening the base in relation to the stem it started perking. It is a lightweight design made from aluminum so it won't weigh much if you are packing it. It has it's place in a camping setting, but it's a little too lightweight for home use.
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Nice little coffee maker. Bought for my backpack. Heats up quickly. Makes good coffee. Doesn't take up too much room.
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Perfect coffee maker for one or two people. Very light weight and well made.
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Great backpacking coffee pot. I heat water for instant breakfast or lunch in thermos. Then I make coffee... all with one pot. The handles fold, making it more compact. Some small items can be stored under the strainer basket. Being made of thin aluminum, it is very light and heats water quickly .
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