Is there any reason you couldn't use this on a single burner Coleman camp stove?
210932
The coffee maker only uses one burner of a multi-burner camp stove - As long as your stove has enough grill-space to support the entire rectangular base of the coffee maker, I see no reason why not. However, in my experience most single-burner stoves have a circular cookware support surface... fine for skillets. pots and percolator coffee-pots but not this device the clearance beneath the drip mechanism is essential to its functioning correctly.
210933
It should work fine, as long as the single burner stove is large enough to hold it.
210934
It worked fine on my single burner. I guess it just depends on the size of your burner though. The coffee maker was a great purchase, I love it!
210935
The base of the coffee maker may be too large for a single burner stove but if it fits you could probably use it. My only concern is that it would fall off a single burner.
1729653
I bought it for that purpose -- to use on a butane camp stove when our electricity goes out. So yes, you can.
944846
Probably, depends on how high you operate the burner(s). Running just one burner on low to medium, maybe. Seems like 1 to 1.5 hours is max.I've never tried, we use a 5 gallon tank with an adapter hose to feed the stove on long camping trips.
895382
Should work well on a camp stove. I have used mine over campfire that had a heavy grate (BWCA) as well as over two single camp stoves. Check the dimensions of your triple burner camp stove to make sure the griddle will sit firmly and the flames are spaced to heat evenly. Also remember that you do not want to cook at too high of a tempature. If it sits nicely then you should be good to go. Have fun cooking....
1219932
I can not speak for Camp Chef, but as someone who knows about gas/propane yes you could. The burners will not burn at the same temp as the manufacture intended (meaning the BTU rating) There is a fifferent size orfice between gas and propane. Propane burns hotter there for the orfice is smaller then a NG or natural gas. The BTU would be lower for the burner then what it would be for propane. High would be Med, Med would be Low, and etc.
1770772
Honestly, I don't know. I personally do not have a Coleman and am unfamiliar. I can say that I have used these on 2 different biomass stoves, a gel fuel stove, grated above a campfire, and an alcohol unit. Some stoves blackened the pans more than another, but otherwise they handled it all with no problems what so ever.
650181
I've used mine on a 2 burner propane stove with no problem. I do stay with it and make sure it doesn't get too hot.
1489256
I don't know which Coleman canisters you used, I know they make one that should work. I haven't tried the Coleman type. I have used Gas One and Max Butane 8oz Butane canisters and they have both worked with this stove.
2256237
I don't see why not. The burner is about 10 inches, but even with that 1/2 inch overlap, remember it's the pan that heats, so there's no danger.
1019160
Yes. I use mine on a gas stove between 2 burners but it is flat on the bottom.
276405
Yes -- I use it on my gas range top without any problems. And it's large enough to fit over two burners. I LOVE IT!!!
1594751
I really can't tell you. I use mine on a wood stove at camp Is a nice unit.
1125162
I don't see why not. I use it on my electric range and camping on 2 burner gas stove. Just keep the wooden handle upright.
1785067
I don't see why not. I have a Coleman Stove and lantern attached to mine and I use the Coleman hoses to attach the stove to the tree with no problem. The lantern screws on the top. The only thing that isn't Coleman in my set up is the tree .
1815587
We use our set with a small ultralight camp stove. The camp stove is a backpacking model, so it is pretty small, although I don't know for sure what size your stove is.
2022769
I assume you meant a camp fire, and I am not 100% sure about that because I use it on a camp stove which has flames but it is obviously more regulated than a fire would be. But I would think that if the fire is not too hot, or hasn't been burning that long, then it would be possible. Just watch how close you put it to the coals. Hope this helps.
1330748
I having used it yet but I have used a model much older than this and it works perfectly. I highly doubt you have to have both burners on at the same time. In fact am confident that you don't. Iv cooked on those before and used one at a time and both if needed.