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The boat is an Hallberg Rassy Monsun 31
I like cruising outside the normal sailing season in Scandinavia. Therefore I needed a proper heat source, simple, silent and reliable. No mechanics and use of 12 V. It is not always you will find an electric source in a harbor in the winter time.
I did install an Refleks 66 oil stove in my previous boat (Albin Ballad). So it was not that hard making that decision again.
Placement and the solution I came up with, gave me some more storage space, which was an advantage for a family of 4. I just want to rebuild the wooden setup, using real mahogany and make it taller, for better storage.
The Refleks Stove is handmade in Denmark. The design is more than 60 year old (my second-hand stove in this video is produced before 1989). It is low-tech and all parts can be replaced. Produced for fishing vessels and military.
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