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butthead
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Trillium fits a bunch of old version MSR stoves, only tried it on a new Universal once but quit quickly as it was not my stove.
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butthead
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Sure will 
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Pilgrimpaddler
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Do any of you Trillium users know if this will fit a Simmerlite?
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Savage Voyageur
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I also have this base for my Dragonfly stove. It is really makes the stove stable. I like to store my things together also so good idea. I don’t see anything wrong with cutting it a bit to fit your gear. By cutting the base you will still have plenty of stove support. Use a cutoff wheel to cut and file off the sharp edges, then use a sander to smooth the edges.
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TechnoScout
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butthead: "Cut away!! I use one also along with some old discontinued Uco bases. On question, are you using the Trillium with a New stle Whisperlite? I tries a Universal but it does not fit any configuration. The blade pot supports have bigger feet than Simmerlite's and Windpro's.
I pack my pot's with cleaning gear and or salt/pepper/spices. The Trillium goes into the MSR stove bag packed as is.
butthead"
My stove is probably 10 years old. It is not the universal for sure. Here is a pic of how I mount it.
What are the "wings" for? I am guessing they are for the dragonfly.
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butthead
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Cut away!! I use one also along with some old discontinued Uco bases. On question, are you using the Trillium with a New stle Whisperlite? I tries a Universal but it does not fit any configuration. The blade pot supports have bigger feet than Simmerlite's and Windpro's.
I pack my pot's with cleaning gear and or salt/pepper/spices. The Trillium goes into the MSR stove bag packed as is.
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TechnoScout
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I am thinking about upgrading to the MSR 2.5L pot where I can put the stove, the base, and a couple of bowls all together in the pot. Not a lot of reviews on the MSR pot though.
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TechnoScout
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Here is the modification!!
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Pilgrimpaddler
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butthead: "Sure will
butthead "
Thanks, Bh! I was hoping you’d chime in with the answer!
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GickFirk22
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TechnoScout: "Here is the modification!!
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Looks GREAT! I'm stealing this idea... :)
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TechnoScout
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This mod was very easy. I used my Dremel with a cutoff wheel followed by fine-tuning with a bench grinder. The latter was not required for functionality...just made it pretty! Start to finish was about 30 minutes.
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TechnoScout
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I have added the Trillium base to my stove and I love it. However, it does not fit (nesting) in my Evernew pot. I am thinking about cutting it as shown in this picture (cut along the red line). I do not use the hole that would be eliminated in this modification.
I like to nest my cookset in the pot and the base is the odd man out!
Thoughts? 
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Heyfritty
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arm2008: "Well, my goodness, that looks like a perfect thing to put on my Christmas list!
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Christmas list!?! Hell, that looks like it should be on the tree! What is that...a snowflake?
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cowdoc
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TechnoScout: "butthead: "Cut away!! I use one also along with some old discontinued Uco bases. On question, are you using the Trillium with a New stle Whisperlite? I tries a Universal but it does not fit any configuration. The blade pot supports have bigger feet than Simmerlite's and Windpro's.
I pack my pot's with cleaning gear and or salt/pepper/spices. The Trillium goes into the MSR stove bag packed as is.
butthead"
My stove is probably 10 years old. It is not the universal for sure. Here is a pic of how I mount it.
What are the "wings" for? I am guessing they are for the dragonfly.
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the wings are for versions of the MSR XGK's or Whisperlites. Dragonfly wire loop base goes in the paired "oblong" holes under the tabs
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arm2008
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Well, my goodness, that looks like a perfect thing to put on my Christmas list!
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