[Stoves] Moki smokeless BBQ

[Michael Wittman]

I have tried to order one but they won't ship to the USA, I would buy one if I could to have it for my Non-Profit the Southern Cal Biochar Initiative planned museum of Biochar stoves, kilns and retorts...

If anyone knows how to get one please let me know...

Thanks, MW

On May 27, 2015, at 1:09 PM, Erin Rasmussen wrote:

> Hi All,
> Has anyone seen this MOKI smokeless BBQ in real life?
> http://global.rakuten.com/en/co/us/cur/usd/store/tokiowalker/item/10038263?scid=af_pc_cn_crt_cp00002&sc2id=275891194
>  
> Features:
> Innovative new products! Unlike the gas stove, the taste is exceptional.
> -Fire cause easily, centrifugal combustion it is interesting.
> -Campfire Grill, quick cooking.
> -Making a fire and charcoal for both calorie with less fuel.
> -Use all year round fun with garden, mountain and river.
> -Made of stainless steel with sturdy, light and portable.
> For more product information
> Product name
> Smokeless barbecue MK30S
> Part No.
> MK30S
> Dimensions
> 310 Mm x H41cm
> Weight
> 2. 2 kg
> Material
> Stainless steel
> Life
> 10 Years
> Accessories
> Iron fire tongs, round NET
> Country of origin
> Japan
> Manufacturers
> Moxie Mfg.
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>  
> thanks,
> Erin Rasmussen
>  
> TR Miles Technical Consultants Inc.   http://www.trmiles.com/
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