Most moka pots don't work on my induction stove. How can I still use them? Most moka pots don't work on my induction stove. How can I still use them? 
I use a camping stove temporarily, but it requires me to buy gas refills every now and then. Is there an easier way?
Yes, you just need to get a pot that's made of the right stuff. Induction hobs only work with magnetic metals. If you can stick a magnet to your coffee pot, it will work. Traditional moka pots are made of aluminium, which is why they don't.

I have one that looks like this:



A quick search on Amazon should find you what you want, or enquire at your nearest big cookware store - the advisors there should be able to show you which ones will work (most will have indicators on the box in any case).