Serbian fisherman builds coal-powered backpack
20.02.2015 16:31
A Serbian fisherman has designed and built a coal-powered backpack which can cook his catch while keeping him warm in sub-zero temperatures.
Aleks Mijatovic, 45, said he created his unique piece of equipment so he could remain at the riverbank in the depths of winter without freezing to death.
The angler from Leskovac, southern Serbia, used a few pieces of scrap metal lying around his home to create his masterpiece.
He said: 'I tend to go early in the mornings or even at night when the temperatures are well into igloo conditions and warm clothes weren't really doing the job.
'I had stacks of jumpers on and a load of pants but after a couple of hours I was still freezing.
'Then, one night in bed, I had an epiphany.
'I dreamt I had a portable oven on my back which not only kept me warm but also cooked my catch on the spot.
'When I woke up I knew exactly what I had to do.'
After his dream, he spent the weekend working on his backpack oven. He said he found an old metal drum and welded a pipe to the side to act as a chimney. He then filled the container with white-hot coals.
(dailymail.co.uk)
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