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29/7/2009 at 2:21pm
Location: Lancashire Outfit: Outwell Sunvalley 8
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Hi new to camping and have three short trips planned in the Lakes and Yorks in the next month. Have just bought and Campingaz camping chef stove and wondered what the best gas cylider to get for it any advise greatly appreciated! Also any advice on good places to look for second hand equipment!
Thanks :-)
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29/7/2009 at 2:28pm
Location: Norfolk Outfit: Gulf Stream
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i think campingaz runs off butane (blue cylinders).
you can get second hand cylinders to refill from the tip, ebay, freeads, freecycle, cheapcycle, preloved etc!
hope that helps?
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29/7/2009 at 2:35pm
Location: Lancashire Outfit: Outwell Sunvalley 8
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Quote: Originally posted by MiaC on 29/7/2009
i think campingaz runs off butane (blue cylinders).
you can get second hand cylinders to refill from the tip, ebay, freeads, freecycle, cheapcycle, preloved etc!
hope that helps?
Many thanks Mia :-)
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30/7/2009 at 1:39pm
Location: None Entered Outfit: Hi Gear Zenobia 6
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Hi - we're new to camping too and have the same stove. We were advised to go to Go Outdoors and get out bottle there. The guys at Go Outdoors advised us not to get the Camping Gaz cylinders as they are more expensive to refill. So we got the 907 ( I think) 4.5kg butane (in a blue bottle). That was £29.99 for the hire of the bottle plus £12 to get it filled. And then it's £12 each fill up.
But also someone else advised me to go to the local tip and pick up an empty bottle from there.
We just did it through the store as we didn't really know what we were doing - lol.
Happy Camping. x
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30/7/2009 at 2:37pm
Location: The Love Shack Outfit: BearLake 6 and a hot water bottle.
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You can run it off,butane,propane or Campingaz,just buy the correct regulator.
Campingaz is more expensive than butane or propane,but if you plan to holiday abroad then its your best option,as butane and propane isn't available on mainland Europe
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30/7/2009 at 4:38pm
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Campingaz IS butane. Butane and propane are the chemical names of the gases, not to be confused with the brand name of the supplier printed on the cylinder.
Go Outdoors were correct to steer you away from Campingaz based on price.
The 4.5kg cylinder and the £29.99 deposit referred to above will be a Calor Gas cylinder. This is the best option in terms of cost.
Andy.
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30/7/2009 at 4:52pm
Location: UK Outfit: SoulPad 4000 Ease & Blaze Stove
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Andy's right 4.5kg Calor is the best cost option in the UK. Have a look in local paper, ebay etc and you shoudl be able to get an empty bottle for under a tenner which will be a decent saving over the £29 calor contract.
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30/7/2009 at 7:37pm
Location: LANCASHIRE Outfit: Outwell Bearlake 6 & Baltic Sea L
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I think on balance you made the best choice ! that 907 will take up just a fraction of the space of the smallest calor cyliinder - and hooked up to your chef unit - will last for ages !! all you need now is the dinky little canvas slip on cover for it ( £3,75 ) that will hide all that battered paint and make it look ever so pretty !! ( love mine ) LOL - yes Im sad, I know..... http://www.surplusandoutdoors.com/images/product/main/GAZ-BOTTLE-COVER.jpg
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