Fuel for msr

[keen-edge]

hi just got a msr whisperlite internationale stove can anyone tell me if this is ok to use with it http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=380218768667&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

 

[Chainsaw]

yep, perfect, it's what I use in mine

cheers,

Alan

 

[keen-edge]

yep, perfect, it's what I use in mine

cheers,

Alan

Cheers buddy i just wanted to make sure

 

[Rob_Beek]

it burns white gas, kerosene, and unleaded auto fuel.

But i think you knew that already and just wanted to show off your new stove, which i like.

 

[keen-edge]

it burns white gas, kerosene, and unleaded auto fuel.

But i think you knew that already and just wanted to show off your new stove, which i like.

was not sure what the white gas was but yes the stoves a beast

 

[Rob_Beek]

my mate has the MSR dragonfly, sounds like a jumbo jet taking off.

 

[Nat]

White gas is a common name for two flammable substances. In its most common modern usage, it is used as a generic name for camp stove and lantern fuel, usually naphtha.[1]
White gasoline, also called white gas can also be a name for pure gasoline, without additives. This was commonly used when leaded gas was normal, to prevent fouling in situations where the properties of the tetraethyl lead additive were not required.[2]
So called "white" gas was clear, as opposed to "regular" octane which had orange dye added for identification, or hi-test "ethyl" which had purple dye added.

That's according to Wikipedia.

PS: Have i called you a git yet?

 

[keen-edge]

White gas is a common name for two flammable substances. In its most common modern usage, it is used as a generic name for camp stove and lantern fuel, usually naphtha.[1]
White gasoline, also called white gas can also be a name for pure gasoline, without additives. This was commonly used when leaded gas was normal, to prevent fouling in situations where the properties of the tetraethyl lead additive were not required.[2]
So called "white" gas was clear, as opposed to "regular" octane which had orange dye added for identification, or hi-test "ethyl" which had purple dye added.

That's according to Wikipedia.

PS: Have i called you a git yet?

thanks for the info Nat a git ?yes about eight times

 

[Nat]

thanks for the info Nat a git ?yes about eight times

Ah thought so, well you are a git

Nice stove Phil, you shouldn't need owt else, good stable base. Of course with any liquid/gas fueled stove you still have to carry the fuel with you although if you ever break down and it's in the car, you can syphon off your petrol to make a brew

 

[keen-edge]

my mate has the MSR dragonfly, sounds like a jumbo jet taking off.

 

[keen-edge]

Ah thought so, well you are a git

Nice stove Phil, you shouldn't need owt else, good stable base. Of course with any liquid/gas fueled stove you still have to carry the fuel with you although if you ever break down and it's in the car, you can syphon off your petrol to make a brew

now theres an idear

 

[rik_uk3]

Yes thats fine, or you can use this safely too

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/5L-PANELWIPE-..._Body_Shop_Supplies_Paint?hash=item53e04b43a1

 

[keen-edge]

Yes thats fine, or you can use this safely too

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/5L-PANELWIPE-..._Body_Shop_Supplies_Paint?hash=item53e04b43a1

cool thanks for the help fella