I have an Ozark Trail two burner camp stove which I bought from Walmart in 2016 when travelling in America. This product is not sold in Europe (certainly not Norway, where I live), and thus is fitted for the 16. I’m better with the smaller, lighter camping stoves/canisters rather than the bigger ones, so I’m afraid I’ve not tried what you’re suggesting.

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I’ve not used that stove or those canisters, but when I look up the Campingaz 400, it says it’s compatiable with the Campingaz R907 canister. Hi Tim, I have an old Campingaz heater that uses the pierceable canisters that are hard to find in Canada. uk/browse/sports-and-leisure/camping-and-caravanning/camping-stoves-and-cookers/c:30513/brands:campingaz/" on this server. Even fewer knew that there are several dual fuel stoves and handy little adaptors you can get for your camping stove that will allow it to use any type of gas.Update: I asked on Twitter and was told that ‘aerosol’ canisters are the most readily available in Cambodia.

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I contacted Campingaz to see if they have an adapter so that I could use the screw on canisters like the Number 5 example you show that are readily available in various sizes here. I have spent days trying to sort out an issue, and your site finally gave me the complete answer I needed to hear (I believe). Problem is that I do not have the fitting to empty them and I am apprehensive about puncturing them. Hi Giaovanni, we cycled across Cambodia a couple of years ago but I think we mostly just bought food, because it was so cheap, rather than using our camping stove. I’ve bought a Campingaz Camping Chef folding stove and i bought the appropriate regulator to go with it.If, by any chance, I’ve somehow misunderstood the information above and you know of a solution, please do let me know. According to everywhere i’ve looked, it recommends that i have to use the larger refillable gas cylinders (3kg or larger) however i have now bought a screw-fit regulator and would prefer to take a few of the smaller cyclinders on our tripto france, as we’ll only be using it for a few days to cook breakfast. They’re mostly just mentioned here to highlight another type of canister that might otherwise confuse.

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This guide gives a simple explanation of the different types of camping gas available, which one you need for your camping stove and where you can find them. I didn’t realize there would be an issue until after I received the setup, so I’ve spent an ungodly amount of time figuring out how to get around this situation.For what it’s worth, the aerosol-type canisters were very prevalent on my trip to southern Chile this year — they seem to be associated with the cheaper-looking stoves imported from China and elsewhere. If it burns better after you’ve done those things, even if only briefly, then it’s probably the cold. However, I’ve recently looked into a more base-camp type stove, and have landed on the Camp Chef Everest. However, if the regulator you’ve bought is compatible with the smaller screw-on canisters then I imagine it would work just fine. It would be lovely and probably helpful if you could maybe help out how to match canisters with cookware, so we can maximize space-saving?