Darian replied:

About 1.5 hours full flame per cartridge - we get them in Adelaide at discount type stores (Cheap as Chips etc) for $2 a can.
Excellent type of stove - will never be without one.

All Terrain 4WD Adventures replied:

Hey Jinki,

These stoves are excellent as a lunch stop stove or morning tea to heat the kettle or fry and egg or steak. I will offer a word of warning, don't rely on them in cold climates as the gas turns to liquid inside the can and you have to warm the can to turn the liquid back to gas. We had this experience in the Vic High Country a few years back and it was fun trying to figure out why our gas supply had somehow run low or so we first thought.

Apart from this they are an excellent item to travel with as a backup stove and the gas catridges last a long time for the cost.

Stuart.

jono replied:

I must have got one made on Monday!!..received one as a present last year and have had no luck with it as yet..the gas keeps leaking out of the cylinder as soon as we go to use it...Took it back and it was replaced however same problem..maybe I'm not hi tech enuff.

Terrific travels...jono

Jim Robinson replied:

It is worth taking the cartridge out when not in use (when travelling) as the plastic case the stove comes in is pretty flimsy. Sometimes when it is upright or upside down you can hear the gas leaking even though the gas lever is in the off position.
Other than that they do make a great second stove.

regards

Tony replied:

We use ours for a back-up and day trips. Great stove for coffee breaks. Just check around for the prices though. Ours cost $19.95 from a discount chain store - Crazy Prices, you know, those stores that sell stock from other stores that have gone bust etc. I have seen exactly the same stoves at camping stores, Big W, hardware stores etc, ranging from $30 to $65.00. Can't find any difference from the one I bought other than a change of brand name.