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Subject Topic: Campingaz Stove Post Reply Post New Topic
PersonPaulMJOB
30/5/2012 at 10:41am
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http://www.tesco.com/direct/campingaz-2-burner-stove-camping-kitchen/207-3974.prd?sc_cmp=aff_1018132&sc_cmp=aff_1018132

I've just ordered one of these for my 2nd camping trip with the kids.

On reading posts here and reviews of the stove. I understand i will need to also by a regulator and gas/butane?

Is it best to get the Calor or Campinggaz's own products? Where should I buy these products? Calor appears to be cheaper so I was going to go with that. Will it work OK with a Campingaz stove?

I will onlly be using it in the UK.

Apologies for all the questions, but i don't really know what I'm doing! But for £8.50 it seemed too good to turn down.

Thanks in advance.

 

 


Persongirlwomble
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Calor is the cheapest and easiest to find. Your stove will work with any regulator. I use Calor on mine and have never had any problems

Go outdoors seems to be a couple of £s cheaper than calor's RRP if you have a card for there. Most petrol stations sell Calor as well.

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Hi
Regulators are specific to the bottle not the stove also calor and campingaz regulators are not interchangeable. Calor is the cheapest option with a 4.5kg bottle. Campingaz is more expensive but is available in smaller bottles. You ay be able to pick up a bottle at your local recyling centre
Hope this helps a bit

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PersonPaulMJOB
30/5/2012 at 12:35pm
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Thanks for the replies.

Is the 4.5KG Calor bottle a bulky item?

 


PersonOpensauce
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If you look on Calor website you will find size & weight of bottles & likewise on Campingaz website. The cost of the bottles from suppliers is about £30+cost of gas which can vary. A cheaper way is to buy an old bottle of correct make, ie Calor from bootsale for a few quid & if empty, exchange this for a full one at supplier for just cost of contents.


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PersonPaulMJOB
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Thanks fior that.

So I just buy one 2nd hand and take it to a stockist (a garage) to be exchanged? 


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Thats correct

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