Been looking at getting a gas stove for my trangia I've seen ones for £20 and others for £60 which I think is to expensive has anyone used the cheaper one and are they any good can you recommend one feedback please
In reply to Post #1
does the same job I bought a cheap one the Go System one its stainless just the same
this one you may find it CHEAPER ? I didnt check
LINKY POO
does the same job I bought a cheap one the Go System one its stainless just the same
this one you may find it CHEAPER ? I didnt check
LINKY POO
In reply to Post #2
Thank you Had a look cheapest £18 I see the ones at £60 are trangia own make ones
Thank you Had a look cheapest £18 I see the ones at £60 are trangia own make ones
I have had the go system version ,paid around 20 quid for it ..
I found it works best with gas cans that have the connection at the top of the cans,...so...I bought the long thin sized cans plus the adapter thinking I'd save some money ,however I found using those long thin cannisters coupled with the adapter to be extremely volatile, dangerous ..
Where is it now,in the bin ,would I recommend it ?...no !..also the actual gas pipe,is to short....if I went that way again I'd get the proper job,....
Ive just stayed meths ...or bio...
I found it works best with gas cans that have the connection at the top of the cans,...so...I bought the long thin sized cans plus the adapter thinking I'd save some money ,however I found using those long thin cannisters coupled with the adapter to be extremely volatile, dangerous ..
Where is it now,in the bin ,would I recommend it ?...no !..also the actual gas pipe,is to short....if I went that way again I'd get the proper job,....
Ive just stayed meths ...or bio...
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I'm amazed after moving to gas...I've had a meths trangia for over 30 years...swore I'd never go to gas...but now I have...I paid around 20 quid for the go system version and so far it truly is spot on...gas cooks quicker, cheaper and above all cleaner....plus its sooo much easier to regulate the flame (no more black sausages)...for 20 quid you gotta try it...then you'll be converted too!...
I'm amazed after moving to gas...I've had a meths trangia for over 30 years...swore I'd never go to gas...but now I have...I paid around 20 quid for the go system version and so far it truly is spot on...gas cooks quicker, cheaper and above all cleaner....plus its sooo much easier to regulate the flame (no more black sausages)...for 20 quid you gotta try it...then you'll be converted too!...
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I'll second that.
I'll second that.
In reply to Post #4
Hi Wandle... hope all 👍🏻 I too bought some GoGas long bottles a few months back for not a lot. Thought they would be perfect for my trangia gas burner....... mistake.... unpredictable, uncontrollable and a bit of a liability tbh. Need to find the usual style cannisters sooner rather than later before something gets singed
Hi Wandle... hope all 👍🏻 I too bought some GoGas long bottles a few months back for not a lot. Thought they would be perfect for my trangia gas burner....... mistake.... unpredictable, uncontrollable and a bit of a liability tbh. Need to find the usual style cannisters sooner rather than later before something gets singed
Hi, them long Butane Cylinders, have a pipe inside, it runs central down cylinder, then bends 90 degrees & goes to side of cylinder. Thats why notch is in can top, so when located in suitcase type stoves, it gets gas from top, not liquid fuel.
If not the case they can flare up big style using liquid gas. So take notice of notch position.
You don't want to use liquid gas, until preheat tube on stove head is well hot.
Same if using fat canisters & Propane/ butane mix (don't invert canister till preheat tube well hot).
You don't want gas as a liquid squirting through holes in gas head.
Bob
If not the case they can flare up big style using liquid gas. So take notice of notch position.
You don't want to use liquid gas, until preheat tube on stove head is well hot.
Same if using fat canisters & Propane/ butane mix (don't invert canister till preheat tube well hot).
You don't want gas as a liquid squirting through holes in gas head.
Bob
In reply to Post #8
Aha,
Cheers Bob, useful info, I don't often use gas with my trangia but when I do I shall remember that little nugget👍👍 any flare up near your bivvy is an experience best avoided 😂😂😂
Tel
Aha,
Cheers Bob, useful info, I don't often use gas with my trangia but when I do I shall remember that little nugget👍👍 any flare up near your bivvy is an experience best avoided 😂😂😂
Tel
In reply to Post #8
Good info that is...
I also used the go system gas thingy,on my lixada ,stick stove,whereby there is a separate circular hole to fit either a trangia,or tatonka meths burner or clone,or either the Trangia ,or clone gas burners....plan was,to have ALL,bases covered..ie..
Stick stove plus Hamaro wax lighters,and any survivalist small dead fall
A meths burner
Plus the MSR,seagull 775 stainless one pot do it all system..Great idea,it works ...but went back to Trangia 27 ul custom ,including Kernow bushcraft wax protection..
Good info that is...
I also used the go system gas thingy,on my lixada ,stick stove,whereby there is a separate circular hole to fit either a trangia,or tatonka meths burner or clone,or either the Trangia ,or clone gas burners....plan was,to have ALL,bases covered..ie..
Stick stove plus Hamaro wax lighters,and any survivalist small dead fall
A meths burner
Plus the MSR,seagull 775 stainless one pot do it all system..Great idea,it works ...but went back to Trangia 27 ul custom ,including Kernow bushcraft wax protection..
Surely the charm of a Trangia is the silence and the lack of gas-hassle (gassle / propain / cannistermoil)?
In reply to Post #11
It's true,
There's a magic to the silence of a trangia spirit stove. I love sitting by the lake, listening to what's going on around me and on the water, no rush, no hassle, a gift from a bygone era.
Tel
It's true,
There's a magic to the silence of a trangia spirit stove. I love sitting by the lake, listening to what's going on around me and on the water, no rush, no hassle, a gift from a bygone era.
Tel
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Agree with both comments,....also there is nothing better than a stick stove ,for atmosphere at dusk watching and growing those little flames,the flames get bigger ,and the rolling boil happens of course this only good ,if dry fuel is abundant..
Love my 27ul...
(Stick a lazer printed Nash logo on it ) and it would be carpy all of a sudden..
Agree with both comments,....also there is nothing better than a stick stove ,for atmosphere at dusk watching and growing those little flames,the flames get bigger ,and the rolling boil happens of course this only good ,if dry fuel is abundant..
Love my 27ul...
(Stick a lazer printed Nash logo on it ) and it would be carpy all of a sudden..
In reply to Post #4
I have had a meths trangia for over 30 years swore I'd never go to gas but now I have.
I paid around 20 quid for the go system version and so far it truly is spot on gas cooks quicker, cheaper and above all cleaner plus its sooo much easier to regulate the flame no more black sausages for 20 quid you gotta try it then you'll be converted too.
Reliable Permit Solutions, LLC
I have had a meths trangia for over 30 years swore I'd never go to gas but now I have.
I paid around 20 quid for the go system version and so far it truly is spot on gas cooks quicker, cheaper and above all cleaner plus its sooo much easier to regulate the flame no more black sausages for 20 quid you gotta try it then you'll be converted too.
Reliable Permit Solutions, LLC
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Who needs sausages when you got spam.
Who needs sausages when you got spam.