The second type of adapter is for the aerosol-style canisters that are intended for the briefcase gas hob style stove. It is only for use with regular small camping stoves that are compatible with 7/16" UNEF threaded Lindal B188 valve canisters. Les informations liées à campingaz easy clic plus cv470 adapter: Il existe une grande variété d'articles de campingaz easy clic plus cv470 adapter que vous pouvez acheter, tels que des adaptateur de réservoir de gaz, adaptateur de recharge de gaz, adaptateur de réchaud et convertisseur de gaz. Otherwise, consider this a “thank you” note, and I hope you and your readers continue to have safe travels. I was able to remove the jet from the new stove, but it required a lot of force and the socket did leave indentations in the brass a bit.

In terms of the aerosol type canisters - these are used for specific burners and can be a very neat all in one solution. One thing I noticed on both the original valve of the 270 and the donor valve from the Coleman Peak 1 is that the part number "06F125" is clearly shown on both valves. It may be possible to dig a small hole and bury the canister half deep in this, filling in the sides of the hole around the canister. Day hikers, weekend-warriors and those inspired to try bothy life having read a best seller will also visit. My brother gave me crap about how heavy it is compared to his super light weight stove, but I was boiling water 4x as fast as him!That stove has a pre-heat tube (not all remote stoves do) so can be used with either a gas or liquid feed. There are probably advantages to newer technology, but this is still a cool little gadget that I'm hanging on to! However, if the regulator you’ve bought is compatible with the smaller screw-on canisters then I imagine it would work just fine.

I guess it depends though what you want to get out of camping, I reckon some people would bring their dishwasher if they could.

Le réchaud de camping est fabriqué dans un matériau en aluminium, ce qui le rend robuste et durable. It's ok if you don't want to spend tons - can cook a spag bol or something like that on it no problem at all. Hi Tim, I have an old Campingaz heater that uses the pierceable canisters that are hard to find in Canada. An alternative we also take camping (as well as the stove) is an electric teppanyaki grill - they're cheap as chips and you can cook meat, fish, eggs etc.