In reply to Post #8
As long as we know he was talking bull##it then were good to go...
I guess thet guy is still working through his stockpile of loo rolls and is currently stockpilling veg or sunflower oil..
Nice .
As long as we know he was talking bull##it then were good to go...
I guess thet guy is still working through his stockpile of loo rolls and is currently stockpilling veg or sunflower oil..
Nice .
In reply to Post #14
I have this gas cylinder heater.. it does what it's designed to do well. Cannot recommend it enough
Ignore the haters due to the brand or price, the kit just works.
I have this gas cylinder heater.. it does what it's designed to do well. Cannot recommend it enough
Ignore the haters due to the brand or price, the kit just works.
In reply to Post #15
Got mine mega cheap Gerry but yeah normally you are right buddy
Got mine mega cheap Gerry but yeah normally you are right buddy
In reply to Post #17
FFS ! Ignore the haters due to the brand or price, the kit just works.
Ignore the haters ????
it was a just an alternative suggestion you total muppet
Spence and I are mates !
FFS ! Ignore the haters due to the brand or price, the kit just works.
Ignore the haters ????
it was a just an alternative suggestion you total muppet
Spence and I are mates !
In reply to Post #16
You're weird
You're weird
I am positive I've made the point in the past about camping and caravan stores being cheaper than tackle shops.
This week I came back via my local George Sharman Camping and Caravan and decided to grab a couple of GoSysten canisters as I was passing.
£5.50 each compared to £5.99 or £6.99 in a couple of my local tackle shops.
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Right for the anal out there, a list of canisters I have used and I think the best to worst, these are all Propane/butane/iso-butane.
Primus and GoSystem. They both will run until empty with no need to shake or warm. In winter they are my preference
Sunn Gas, I hadn't seen these anywhere except one of my local tackle shops, it did require a shake but worked until empty.
CADAC, will work, but in winter may need tipping on its side to completely empty.
Coleman, the premium name, yet the worst gas canister. Even in summer they need shaking or tipping on their side to empty. In winter they need heating up before you can get a decent burn out of them, even at almost new
This week I came back via my local George Sharman Camping and Caravan and decided to grab a couple of GoSysten canisters as I was passing.
£5.50 each compared to £5.99 or £6.99 in a couple of my local tackle shops.
✅
Right for the anal out there, a list of canisters I have used and I think the best to worst, these are all Propane/butane/iso-butane.
Primus and GoSystem. They both will run until empty with no need to shake or warm. In winter they are my preference
Sunn Gas, I hadn't seen these anywhere except one of my local tackle shops, it did require a shake but worked until empty.
CADAC, will work, but in winter may need tipping on its side to completely empty.
Coleman, the premium name, yet the worst gas canister. Even in summer they need shaking or tipping on their side to empty. In winter they need heating up before you can get a decent burn out of them, even at almost new
In reply to Post #19
Too right Gerry
Too right Gerry
In reply to Post #19
Ooohhhh, Gas Fwiends
Ooohhhh, Gas Fwiends
In reply to Post #23
can anyone recommend best place for go system or primus?
can anyone recommend best place for go system or primus?
In reply to Post #24
Uk Camping and Leisure do 12 cans of the 445g go systems for £56.99 with free postage
Uk Camping and Leisure do 12 cans of the 445g go systems for £56.99 with free postage
In reply to Post #25
Thats not bad considering current prices, I paid £60.00 for 12 when I collected last month from local camping store.
Thats not bad considering current prices, I paid £60.00 for 12 when I collected last month from local camping store.
In reply to Post #26
Is the go systems better than the coleman,i found the coleman does not like the cold weather.
Is the go systems better than the coleman,i found the coleman does not like the cold weather.
In reply to Post #27
I think go systems is a mix of butane, isobutane and propane. Coleman is butane and propane.
Propane has the lowest boiling point, followed by isobutane then butane. Depending on proportions of each the go systems should be slightly better in cold weather.
I just use the big packs of Coleman when on sale and warm the bottle a little over the flame when it gets really cold
I think go systems is a mix of butane, isobutane and propane. Coleman is butane and propane.
Propane has the lowest boiling point, followed by isobutane then butane. Depending on proportions of each the go systems should be slightly better in cold weather.
I just use the big packs of Coleman when on sale and warm the bottle a little over the flame when it gets really cold
In reply to Post #28
Thanks for that
Thanks for that
In reply to Post #27
In my opinion yes, I find the coleman stuff struggles in cold weather
In my opinion yes, I find the coleman stuff struggles in cold weather