The WWII Lifeboat Stove That Burned With No Flame And Saved Doomed Sailors

Описание: The Dunlop No. 10 catalytic lifeboat stove was one of WWII’s most overlooked survival inventions — a heat source that burned without a visible flame, designed to keep sailors alive after torpedo strikes in oil-soaked lifeboats where even a spark could be fatal. This documentary-style deep dive uncovers how this mysterious flameless stove worked, why it became a crucial part of Allied naval survival kits, and how it quietly saved lives on the freezing Atlantic and Arctic convoy routes.

In this episode of Relic Logic, we break down the chemical engineering behind catalytic alcohol-based combustion, explore real survival accounts from WWII lifeboats, and examine how this technology still influences modern survival gear and prepper stoves today. Whether you’re a serious WWII historian, naval tech enthusiast, survivalist, or a collector of forgotten wartime gear, this episode reveals a relic that deserves recognition.

You’ll learn:
– How a flameless catalytic stove saved men in lifeboats soaked in fuel
– The role of Dunlop’s No. 10 stove in British naval emergency kits
– The chemistry behind flameless alcohol oxidation using catalysts
– Real survival uses during Arctic convoys and U-boat attacks
– How this silent survival device influenced post-war gear
– How survivalists today can apply this flameless heating principle

This is more than forgotten history — it’s applied survival knowledge forged under wartime desperation.

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