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Personbossyboot
30/8/2010 at 9:40pm
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Hi there

as you can see I am a total newbie to all of this & have about a million & one questions

I was just wondering what peoples views were about the different fuel types? what experiences have you had & is there a general 'better' one ??

many thanks
BB


PersonOpensauce
30/8/2010 at 10:02pm
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Gas is what most folk use, you just turn it on & light it. I really wouldn't bother with a dual fuel stove, whats the point when gas is easily available?


Personpj72
30/8/2010 at 10:06pm
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It is each to there own, we use a coleman multi fuel for all our cooking but we also use a Suncamp single ring for brewing up.I dont like lugging around a big gas bottle just for the cooker.Although we are looking at getting a 3way fridge for net season so we might go all gas.   
I'm sure that has cleared everything up for you.lol

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31/8/2010 at 12:36am
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Like pj72 said, each to their own - but he's thinking of going all gas because he may buy a fridge.

We're pretty much the same - we take all petrol if we leave the fridge behind. But if the fridge makes it into the car, then we go all gas. But I do resent having to cart around a gas bottle.

Petrol is a lot cheaper than gas. Big bottles of gas are cheaper than little disposable canisters. But little canisters are easier to manage than either a gas bottle or petrol.

What I couldn't be bothered with is an electric this, and a gas that and a petrol the next thing.

Now, if I could only find a petrol fridge ??!!

Z


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We love our coleman dualfuel stove! 

Fantastic heat, cheap and convenient to fill, petrol is readily available, stove is compact and easy to use (once you have read the instructions).



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