Is this propane or gas? Or both? Does it work with propane or liquid fuel?
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It says in the last paragraph of the product write-up that the stove can be operated with Coleman's Liquid Fuel or unleaded gasoline.
681042
Is it a gas or an electric? I looked up the image of what you are referring to online and I believe that you could depending on whether or not it is gas or electric. I think the gas type would work with no problems.
1176978
This is electric, uses both dc and ac current. Just plug it into you cigarette lighter, no propane.
1133745
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.
693425
I used mine on an RV. Minder standing is, all RV bottles are liquid but turns to vapor before getting to the regulator. I have never heard of regulating liquid propane. Ask any RV dealer I'm sure they can verify this for you.
1259447
Sorry I dont know the answer, but things are usually different for propane than for natural gas
881778
I suppose if you are asking does it take regular gasoline, the answer is yes, it takes regular or low octane. However, if you are asking if it can run on natural gas or propane gas, the answer is again yes...but you will need a conversion kit to change it over from liquid gasoline to vaporized fuel.
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Had mine for several months now, propane powered, so far so good, not one problem and starts by at least second pull. Gasoline version may vary. sorry i can't give you a better track record.
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Not sure. Kerosene has more of an oil substance than gas. I bought it for DEF fluid because it is corrosive.
1108074
Propane is liquified as it is compressed into the tank. As it leaves the tank through the regulator, it goes back to a vapor state to be burned. Propane and natural gas are unstable liquids. Where as gasoline (from oil) is a stable liquid. But for both products, it is the vapor that ignites, not the liquid. The tank stores the vapor, compressed to a liquid. It returns to a vapor as it leaves the tank and expands.
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No, it is propane. I think there is a separate kit you can buy to convert it to natural gas.
807051
Can't offer any info on the propane question, we have both of ours hooked up to natural gas. They are great, did not disappoint us and never needed any venting.
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The grill works with natural gas and is actually "converted" to work with propane. You just remove the propane bits and done.
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gas and or propane (it is a dual fuel generator) runs on one or the other, but not both at the same time.
1678843
No. ... its not propane ... we have had it since 2010 and it still works great ...
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I have it on natural gas, but there is a knob setting for choosing propane so I assume yes it would work.
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I use propane. This is a very basic cooker; fuel/air mix easy to adjust. Should burn nat gas easily