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06/7/2008 at 6:50pm
Location: Sheffield Outfit: Mobile Dog Kennel
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It looks like you can use any supply of gas as long as the regulator has a hose outlet on it. I wouldn't use campinggaz in the UK as the refill suppliers aren't as common as Calor gas.
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06/7/2008 at 6:54pm
Location: Milton Keynes Outfit: Bailey Alliance 66-2 Motorhome
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Tim
I have that stove which we use for outdoor cooking when its hot and I run it of Calor Gas, the propane variety but it would work equally well on Butane. You will need a bottle top regulator and a sufficient length of gas tubing. If its any help we use 6kgs gas bottles and after an 8 week trip round Germany we are still on the same bottle so even the smallest Calor bottle (4.5kgs) should last you far more than a week.
David
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