I bought these to go with Ultralight Backpacking Canister Camp Stove with Piezo Ignition 3.9oz by JOGR from Amazon. What product connects the two?
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I'm guessing that these are the wrong style of canisters for your stove. I use these with a Gasone stove that is a square shape, approx. 12 x 12 x 3. These canisters do not have a screw top. You remove the top red cover, place them in a cartridge holder, then use a lever to insert the top tube on the cartridge. I think you need one of the butane canisters that is squat and almost round shape. The picture looks as though they have a screw top. You might check with a local camping store. Here's the Amazon URL:
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I have the SnowPeak Giga stove, and it fits perfectly in the little pouch that comes with the GSI set. Any of the little fold-up stoves like that should work.
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I would contact Coleman directly. I ordered a burner and regulator from them for my older grill some time ago.
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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.
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No, it doesn't have a piezo igniter but you can buy a universal type igniter that you can install yourself or use a butane lighter with a long neck designed for bbqs. I currently use a butane on mine but they do make handheld piezo lighters that don't use butane or other gas. I'm still doing some research on this but so far I'm not impressed with what's out there in terms of quality or price. A butane lighter does work great. There's a hole in the side where you can insert the lighter and I've found it easy enough. The upside is that not having an igniter means one less thing to go wrong.
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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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You can use the camping version cylinders (16.4 oz) or use an adapter valve to attach to a large propane canister.
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The connections are standard male spade connectors, 4mm by 6mm. Any hardware or automotive parts store will have them. Even Amazon. Here's a picture, http://www.lambrettaspares.com/images/products/mbe/mbe0053.jpg . If you're going to carry this on a mountain bike, I hope you realize it is a lead-acid battery and quite heavy.
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Coleman 2000005062 5-Ft. High-Pressure Hose & Adapter; This is available from Amazon for $20 and connects the larger 20lb propane cylinder to appliances built to screw onto the 1lb cylinders. Since it has a hose, you will have to somehow mount the burner to something else, since it normally just sits on top of the 1lb cylinder.
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it works with others, no problem. I've used giga power, jet boil, and some no-name super cheap army surplus fuel blend with no troubles at all. Never used the coleman blend, but I don't see why it wouldn't work just as well. This stuff looks like its made for one of these stoves, so you should be ok.Coleman Butane / Propane Mix Fuel (Mix Fuel 7.75 oz.) - 7.75 oz.hope this helps.
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This was not my response. I just returned from a weekend trip to Vermont and my Stansport stove worked perfect. I like this stove better than my Coleman.
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I haven't used mine yet but if'n it's NOT for my torch, I'm in big trouble. I bought it along with the torch head from the same outfit so I 'xpect it works great. I DO know that that one I use for my camp stove is entirely different from this one. I'd suggest going to the Iwatani website or call them with the name of the torch head and get exact details. Cheers!
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I use the butane canisters by GasOne. Compare prices, they differ from merchant to merchant. I would not buy the black stove however, the paint comes off. I got the black first and had to return it. Get the silver if you don't want the paint problem.
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Stove comes with connector for the screw on green bottle propane. You will need to Purchase proper hose with that same end and other end to fit tank or the lantern tower like my scout troop uses on our 20 lb. Tanks.
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I am by no means an expert, but if your stove has a 20lb adapter, this should connect to it and allow the 1lb tank to connect to the other end. I use it to power my http://www.amazon.com/Weber-586002-393-Square-Inch-21700-BTU-Liquid-Propane/dp/B000WOVZ26
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The EN417 canister specification and Lindal self-sealing valve are a standard adopted by manufacturers throughout the world. Because the Lindal valve is an industry standard, theoretically every brand of screw-threaded canister fuel must work on any brand of screw-threaded stove. There are legal registration requirements in each country to ensure compatibility with the standard. The basic problems are: 1) one manufacturer has no control over the quality control of another manufacturer's stove or fuel canisters, and 2) no manufacturer wants to accept any responsibility for another manufacturer's products. Especially with fuel canisters, which are a potential bomb in a worst-case scenario, company lawyers are averse to liability. So their position and message is that there are small differences (depth and height, manufacturing tolerances) in the threaded fittings on different brands of stoves and canisters. Consequently, to be on the safe side, every stove manufacturer strongly recommends using only their canisters on their stove. Some manufacturers go a step further with strong warnings such as: "Use of other gas cartridges can be dangerous." Obviously they want to avoid liability, but they also want to sell their own brand of fuel canisters. So what to do? Many backpackers have used different canisters on their stove for years without problems, and most of us do so when our brand is not available. A little experimentation quickly determines which canisters work on your stove and which ones do not. The usual indicator of canister incompatibility is no (or very low) gas pressure when you open the valve. This can sometimes be overcome by tightening the connection a little more (but be very careful not to overdo it!).
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I don't remember which stove I bought with this case. My stove has a handle and is a very tight fit in this case. I found I just don't use the case. I pack the small propane canisters separately.