Low pressure stove

RMD,
To rejet the stove does this mean changing the burners and removing the stove regulator ect. where would you usually obtain the fittings? Most shop staff even in RV stores are not really up with the details or have an understanding of what to do.

Bob

The Bromic stoves are of good quality. They also stock the fittings necessary to create a bayonet connection. I have the two burner model in my Kimberley Karavan outside kitchen. Works fine. I also converted my Weber BabyQ to a bayonet connection, with fittings from Bromic, to allow uniform connectivity with the LPG bottles.

(sorry to hijack your post Bob...)

John, I'm not totally familiar with this myself (most of my experience has been with lightweight, backpack gear- if you ever want to know how to keep a gas stove working in a snow cave, drop me a line!). What I would love to set up is a stove (most of which I've seen are high pressure- no regulator) and my Baby Q (regulator) on bayonet fittings, possibly to a t-piece from the bottle.

Is it possible to set up the bottle with bayonet fitting (no regulator), have the stove also bayonet fitting (again, no regulator) and the Baby Q with bayonet fitting AFTER the regulator (or am I on completely the wrong track?).

Cheers,

Mark

Hi Mark

Sorry but I am not an expert in gas fittings so I can’t answer your question definitively. However I believe a T piece at the gas bottle with bayonet fittings and 2 gas leads , one with a regulator and one without may work.

In my case all the gas appliances for the van have Bromic bayonet fittings. I wanted to use the same gas leads with the Weber so adding the bayonet connector to the Weber was the simple solution.

Cheers John

Hi Croc,

Where might I see one of these? Which store or centre would have them.

Thanks Bob

Whitworths
Whitworths for one have them.