+1 for the percolator. I love mine. Its easy and makes great espresso. I came across it bc my friends mom is Cuban and that's the only way she makes it. Calls it "Cuban coffee" lol.
The one I like best is my old Mirro aluminum drip 6-cup coffee pot. No longer made, they can occasionally be found for $10-15 at flea markets.
Then again, I like Cowboy Coffee nearly as well. All it takes is a coffee pot, water, and ground coffee...
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Man, just forget all this fancy-schmancy stuff. Go get a percolator you can pay high dollar there's 1 by T-Fal that stainless if you want something that's a little more upgrade there's nothing better than waking up in the crisp air and turning on your stove with the coffee and water already on it that you put up last night and while you're Milling around trying to get things set for breakfast that little knob on the top starts bubbling first it's clear and then it gets dark and then you get the smell of the fresh perked coffee. It's all worth it just for that. You said you parked next to where you can so weight and bulk is in a problem. I've even seen where they make coffee bags for the percolator so there's nothing to clean up. Do yourself a favor and grab just a bit of nostalgia there's not much left out there.
On mine the lid whistles when its on the boil, like a tea pot only quieter. I especially like this style because everything fits in the pot and then the little sack it comes with. Very good simple design and I get 20+ uses on a single gas container.
