Just bought a stove

[Goatboy]

Or this?...
[video=youtube;YLkcR9UR9us]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLkcR9UR9us[/video]

 

[ADz-1983]

Just remember that that stove has fairly small pot supports

There are various folding canister supports available. I grabbed one from ebay for couple of quid and do the job nicely

 

[Goatboy]

There are various folding canister supports available. I grabbed one from ebay for couple of quid and do the job nicely

Aye though I was talking of the pot supports, notoriously unstable in that stove, canister supports are good though, especially if using the smallest cylinder on rougher ground.

 

[presterjohn]

Blacks seem to be doing the cheapest Coleman gas at the moment. I think the big cans were only £6.00 or so which I remember as being a good deal cheaper than Go Outdoors were charging.

 

[rik_uk3]

Its well worth paying £5 for a Go Outdoors discount card
http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/gosystems-gas-445-cartridge-p195028 buy a couple of these and your cards paid for itself.

 

[billymitchell90]

that is a very large reduction in size billymitchel, I thought you where after something only a little smaller than the bistro type stove. You'll be able to take a much smaller bag now, or lots more stuff ! As others have pointed out the cartridges are very widley avaliable. Re your last thread, once you get used to that stove, get a remote feed with a preheater, they are a step up, avaliable from sports direct for 20 quid.

Nb. Camping gaz, now owned by coleman(strange considering the cartridges and stove design), spelt Campingaz, as one word. Personally the twist and click system is best, no fiddly threads to clog, wear out, and very fast and simple.

cheers guys ! And cool what is this stove ? You got a picture or link

 

[billymitchell90]

ps. yeah alot more room haha !

 

[Goatboy]

cheers guys ! And cool what is this stove ? You got a picture or link

Your pics have disappeared but think it was this: -
LINK

If you were asking about a remote cylinder something like this: -
LINK You can get much cheaper, just make sure it's got a preheat tube. (The brass tube that goes over the burner head - stops flare ups which is important if you move the fuel cylinder about).

Camping gas (click system/Twister system): -
LINK I know some have said this is a stronger fitting - it isn't (I've done tests, though it wont blow up if you do separate them and it's pretty unlikely anyway) But the plastic will wear/become brittle over time.) - My opinion. Plus the gas isn't as good as some in colder conditions.

 

[rik_uk3]

The £9 gas stove in Wilkinsons is more or less the same as the £14 one at Go Outdoors.

 

[Goatboy]

The £9 gas stove in Wilkinsons is more or less the same as the £14 one at Go Outdoors.

As Rik says, shop around - I was just being lazy with my Googlefu links. Was just showing examples. And Billy he is a stove Jedi Master.

 

[rik_uk3]

No Jedi Master here......Knight maybe Ian has a wealth of knowledge and is a far better maker of 'Frankenstoves' than I but thanks for the compliment.