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09/4/2011 at 3:04pm
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Given the price of gas it would make sense to use what you already have or swap over in the Autumn.
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09/4/2011 at 6:22pm
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Theres no need to mix them, just keep 1 bottle turned off until the other is empty.
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Quote: Originally posted by Grimupnorthreaper on 09/4/2011
No, when one becomes empty the regulator automatically closes the M/T one then opens the other.
I just want to make sure it's OK to have a Propane and Butane linked up to the regulator.
In order for that to happen both bottles need to be turned on(ie bottle valves open)if you left one closed it would allow the other bottle to exhaust itself before you changed over to the other. Having said all that I would agree, I can't see what harm mixing would do, but the solution is there if you don't want them to mix.
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Topic: Propane/Butane
