Less silly than you think actually, I have used a traditional GSW wood stove underneath
a big blue tarp at a camp. it's definately not as toasty as an enclosed tent, but it does work and lets you have the fire right under the tarp if you take the pipe out at an angle and
make a tripod to prop it up on safely. So in theory you could do the same kind of thing for
a warmer hammock camp - but realisticly this little stove would be a bit underpowered for
that and probably not worth the bother, considering once you're in the hammock it's gonna be kind of hard to feed the stove (unless you're juggling it in your lap <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

I get down to -5 to -10C with my deconstructed underquilt and a good bag in a hammock. beyond that I give up. Maybe someday if I'm wealthy enough to by a big old overstuffed speer pea pod I might go out colder with a hammock. but not for now. (plus I think you'd have a hard time getting me to give up this rig with a BA insulated aircore mat and blue foamies in it <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />