Gas Canisters in the cold.
Submitted: Thursday, Jun 30, 2011 at 17:59
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Lozza - NSW
I used to use those single burner butane stoves for roadside lunch stops for our annual holidays in Julu, but found that the flame would die away to next to nothing, then found you had to warm the can to get it to work again. Not to mention setting up the case the stove came in and the one for the hotplate as a "fort" to protect it from the wind! To combat this, I bought the Coleman Eventemp 3 Burner Stove and the Griddle with Grease Cup. Top unit! With it, I can use the Coleman green LPG canisters or a gas cylinder. To save space, I am going to use the Coleman green LPG canisters. Since it's LPG and not straight butane and it's in a more robust container, is it affected in the same way with the cold, or will it be fine with it?