I can't seem to locate any applances that run on Low pressure propane. Does any one know a camp stove that would work?
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RV stove tops are designed to operate on low pressure propane. I purchased one, built a small platform with sides to set it in and connected a flexible gas line and regulator. I now have a portable camp stove. GT
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Low pressure propane is 14" WC. All camp stoves using propane need a regulator and a shut-off valve. Most Natural gas is 4 1/2 " WC or about 1/4 PSI.
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All appliances, camp stoves, etc. run on low pressure. None runs on the pressure of the propane tank. Everything has a regulator to regulate the pressure evenly. On camp stoves it usually is part of the connector that you hook up to the tank. You can add the quick coupler AFTER the regulator.
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if you have the proper adaptor you could, I run mine off the small cylinder. It runs like any campstove.
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try Liberty Mountain Westwind Stove Set without Burner. Haven't tried it out yet, waiting for summer campout in July.
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Sorry I do not know what you mean. If you are talking about propane tank for the BBQ then that is easy. You need two things. 1) a propane tree that connects to the propane bottle. 2) a propane hose to connect the stove to the tree. It should be easy to find both on Amazon where I purchased mine from. Good luck.
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It runs on Propane. It is an Excellent stove and I highly recommend that you purchase it if you are planning some serious cooking. I have been very well pleased with mine.
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My husband says it only works with propane the way it is set up. Possibly you could run it with natural gas but you would maybe have to change out the regulator or something. Like you would hardwire a gas stove.
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You need the natural gas jets due to the pressure difference. Flame will be very low if you try to use propane jets with natural gas.
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Technically yes but in practice no. Propane requires a heavier canister that has a different size coupling than the lightweight propane/butane canisters this stove is designed for. So while it can burn propane you will have a hard time finding a canister that fits. Coleman makes a single burner stove that fits their heavy, straight propane canisters, I think.
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I used for natural gas. Propane would probably work also, just regulate it or use a log lighter to adjust flame height
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Sorry, but I don't know the answer to that. I only bought this stove to use in emergencies after our terrible ice storm in February. I only plan to use the small 1# disposable propane containers. I also bought a propane heater and also plan to use the small propane containers. I did test this stove and the heater, and both started up beautifully. I hope I NEVER have to use either of these products. An ice storm here (South Carolina) is a rare event, but this was a bad one, with power out everywhere, which means: no heat in the house. I never go camping, so I would not be able to answer your question. Sorry.
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We've never tried a BBQ grill, but I wouldn't think it wise. The surface is Formica-like. I wouldn't hesitate to use a Coleman stove, although we've never used it for that, either.
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Why not heat from a Coleman stove burns propane so does your rv so you still have toControl the flame
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The canister sold here on Amazon are fine, I would think any brand would be about the same, I hunted for the best price. The canisters are larger than the ones you find for refilling a lighter, and with shipping cost, around 2.00 - 4.00 each. Each canister lasts threw several days. I used mine mailing to heat water and make small meals for one during two week long power outages last fall, and am on my second canister. Butane is hotter than propane, takes a lot less time to boil water, and watch your food close! It will burn quickly! These stoves are great for emergencies, or camping.
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You need pots and a steady fire source. I've only used a stove. At some point I'd like to try a wood fire to see how it would word in "the wilderness".
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Lol. You're going to have a hard time finding someplace that will ship you a propane cylinder. Get them from a hardware store's welding section, or but them from the camping section of any major retailer. Walmart comes to mind. They're cheap there. I can also use the one you use for your gas grill.
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I havent tried it at that high of elevation but the butane/propane fuel mix is pressurized so you should be able to get it working. On high it really puts out about a foot high flame. It will however take longer to boil water up there as I am sure you know. If you try it I would appreciate it if you let me know the results. Really how can you go wrong for $5.00 stove delivered. Good luck and alwyas remember to let someone know where you are going.
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Kathleen, I have one of those working on natural gas and it works like a charm! You should have or buy the propane version and it will run on any tank, but if you need to run it on full for an extended time, I would recommend getting a larger tank. If it's a small room however, it is probably sufficient to run it on a low setting and then a small propane tank will most likely last quite a while. So, in a nutshell, it depends... Sorry, that's the best answer I can give you. Good luck and hope you're staying warm.