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11/9/2013 at 11:13am
Location: Yeadon Leeds! Outfit: Swift Challenger & Defender 110SW
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Propane, all bottles use the same regulator for the normal red bottles, reverse thread remember :)
Butane, the 4.5 is a screw on, the rest clip on.
the calor lites guage is fairly useless, but I find shaking/lifing them gives abetter approximation with the cyl being so light, if it says empty, but moves when shaken a bit, its got a few more nights in it yet, if not, get a new one nearby.
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