Never using a butane burner, how long does the burner cook on a fill up?
1452336
Of course it depends on how high the heat setting is at, I can't really tell you because I use it for a while and then put it away for a while. In other words I have never used it on a consistent bases for it to run out.
1452337
I find it depends a bit on the bottle for some reason, and what temp you are cooking at. But I get at least 45 minutes on fairly high heat. Easily an hour on medium. But YMMV
1452338
This depends on how HIGH you set it. My first canister lasted almost an hour on what I would call a medium setting. This was using a cast-iron wok with a high heat coconut oil with a smoke point of 425º. Hope that helps.
524193
My unit is a single burner, and I like it very much. It heats up well and it works well. I have used a regular stock pot on it, that was half to three quarters full, when cooking dried beans. It is built well,not flimsy.
287724
Best info I can give you is a 16hr smoke with both burners on used about 1/4 of a 20lb. Tank
1899744
Buy the right fuel cannister: Coleman Butane / Propane Mix Fuel It screws into the 'stove'. Turn the nob and light it with a flame source. Super easy to use, though you need a flat place to put it on. It works for all size pots, though larger ones can be tricky as it's a very small flame area. I've heard that some cheaper pots will actually burn a bit because of the small flame area. It is very small folded down and unfolding it is as easy as an umbrella.
1565205
I haven't actually used up a large tank yet but I've run the cap fire at 2/3 to 3/4 for 3-4 hours and used maybe a third of the tank. This puts out a lot more heat than most so it'll use up the gas but I've never needed to run it full blast.
1042081
Probably only about 2 hours or so. Full on is extreme heat and a ton of flame. At 500,000 BTUs it is, at maximum output, 10 times more than your average grill on high.
1227131
Depends on how much you have in the pot, but usually around 2-5 minutes (depending on the type of range you have). My expereince is that electric takes longer than gas or induction.
424760
The time the fuel will last will depend on the heat of the flame. As I mentioned before I have a bad experienced with these stoves on low. I go though about a can over 5 hours of using the stove.
1652930
You want to heat it slower than that.. It took me around 30 to 45 minutes on a propane burner. Then it must be reheated when it thickens.
1528094
Mine came filled and the flame is adjustable with a "D" handle that swings down when you flip it open with a fingernail.Like most refillables, you need to use a very small screwdriver (pushing in on the valve in center of bottom) to make sure it is completely empty before you try to fill it, otherwise, it won't fill completely.Use a good (multiple-filtered) grade of butane (like Vector).These are usually good for 6-8 refills before the igniter mechanism jams. Ive had 10 or 12 over the years.
873339
I've kept mine going for 14hrs straight with a low temp and maybe a half full load of lump coal. The trick is getting the grill just up to temp and not over shooting at the start. I like to use small pieces, I will start a few pieces over the gas grill side burner and lay those on top and very slowly bring the temperature up to 220°-250°.
757852
I use propane also. There was a decent coating of soot built up after seasoning the cooker. One run with no oil and one with a good coating of high temperature cooking spray. This is normal for all the grills and smokers I have ever used.
1612932
In my experience, one bottle fills both pans and will burn between one and two hours, which is about as much time as we actually spend around the fire pit. Hope that helps.
2247890
I haven't timed it but I would say they burn at full power for about 90 min, long enough to cook one full meal. I used it to deep fat fry enough fish to feed 6 men on my last camping trip and I had enough fuel left the next morning to almost finish a big breakfast of coffee, bacon, sausage & eggs. I ended up using a second can for about 5-10 min, but I just popped it back out when done and it's stored and ready for my next trip. Unless I'm grilling this is the only stove that I use.
1899743
Screw it on a canister of propane or butane, unfold the arms, crack valve until you hear a small amount of gas, ignite the stove and adjust the valve for desired flame.. Cook away
2007378
I don't know as I have not used mine yet...If I were you I would keep the burner on low to start or keep the pan up higher off the flame.
748188
Haven't checked on times, sorry. That burner is HOT, though, would not take long. You need to be careful of aluminum pans with thin bottoms, it will warp them and if you let them boil dry it will burn through, I am told.