could you stow the msr propelene tanks (the fuel canisters for the pocket rocket) inside of this? could you fit the pocket rocket in too?
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If your talking the bottle + burner for the pocket rocket that should be 4 x 2 x 2in./10.2 x 5. x 5.1cm.(4oz bottle) it sounds like that should fit but i have not tried myself. I do have a 40oz Klean Kanteen Wide Mouth Bottle that will slide into the container but it sticks out the top so the lid has to be stored somewhere if cared in that config.
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Short answer: No. Long answer: 1. There's no such thing as propelene. There's a propylene. Like poly-propylene, a food grade plastic, or propylene glycol, an anti-freeze. But, you are probably referring to ISO-PRO, a mixture of roughly 20% propane and 80% iso-butane...thus the ISO and the PRO in the name. 2. The MSR brand (MSR ISO-PRO) 8oz as well as the MSR 4oz canisters are among the widest at 4.25" (The smaller 4oz canisters like Snow Peak and Jet Boil are only 3.5") 3. The TOAKS 750ml Pot is 3.75" inner diameter. Conclusion: No, the MSR canisters won't fit, but the Snow Peak and Jet Boil will. Hope this helps.
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Short answer: No.Long answer: 1. There's no such thing as propelene. There's a propylene. Like poly-propylene, a food grade plastic, or propylene glycol, an anti-freeze. But, you are probably referring to ISO-PRO, a mixture of roughly 20% propane and 80% iso-butane...thus the ISO and the PRO in the name.2. The MSR brand (MSR ISO-PRO) 8oz as well as the MSR 4oz canisters are among the widest at 4.25" (The smaller 4oz canisters like Snow Peak and Jet Boil are only 3.5")3. The TOAKS 750ml Pot is 3.75" inner diameter.Conclusion: No, the MSR canisters won't fit, but the Snow Peak and Jet Boil will.Hope this helps. Short answer: No.Long answer: 1. There's no such thing as propelene. There's a propylene. Like poly-propylene, a food grade plastic, or propylene glycol, an anti-freeze. But, you are probably referring to ISO-PRO, a mixture of roughly 20% propane and 80% iso-butane...thus the ISO and the PRO in the name.2. The MSR brand (MSR ISO-PRO) 8oz as well as the MSR 4oz canisters are among the widest at 4.25" (The smaller 4oz canisters like Snow Peak and Jet Boil are only 3.5")3. The TOAKS 750ml Pot is 3.75" inner diameter.Conclusion: No, the MSR... » Read More Short answer: No.Long answer: 1. There's no such thing as propelene. There's a propylene. Like poly-propylene, a food grade plastic, or propylene glycol, an anti-freeze. But, you are probably referring to ISO-PRO, a mixture of roughly 20% propane and 80% iso-butane...thus the ISO and the PRO in the name.2. The MSR brand (MSR ISO-PRO) 8oz as well as the MSR 4oz canisters are among the widest at 4.25" (The smaller 4oz canisters like Snow Peak and Jet Boil are only 3.5")3. The TOAKS 750ml Pot is 3.75" inner diameter.Conclusion: No, the MSR canisters won't fit, but the Snow Peak and Jet Boil will.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The "useable" smaller interior width is 13.5" and height is 14.5". We store charcoal in ours, so cannot actually try a propane tank. Hope that helps
1807812
Yes but capacity becomes an issue. I piped 2small propane tanks togeather and use them as auxiliary air storage when I'm using a lot of air
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Space would none a little tight. I have a direct hose feed, don't need a tank, but still find it a bit crowded for grill pans, skeet rods, etc.
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Paul, the small can (4 oz) and the large can (8 oz) of Butane/Propane Mix will fit in the bottom pot. I have the larger 8oz (actually 7-3/4 or 220 g) Coleman canister in mine right now, along with a pocket rocket style stove. Put the canister in upside down so the pocket rocket stove will sit in the concave part of the canister. This will allow you to still have room for the pot/lid on top. I took this setup into the Grand Canyon in August 2014 with the large 8oz canister. It works fine. The only complaint is the two pots don't snap together but is held together by the mesh bag that comes with it. Maybe a large elastic strap will secure the lid onto the pot but I haven't had the need to try that.
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The bag definitely is NOT big enough to hold 2 separate 1/10 scale E-Revos...The only way you MAY be able to get 2 E-Revos squeezed in there is to remove the wheels/tires beforehand...I hda to by 2 one for my husband and one for me.
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I would think so. I fit two full tactical military sim Tippmann 98 paintball guns in mine and still had some room left for other accessories.
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That is what I have as well. I also have the foldable stock with shell holder and it just fits in there. You should have no problems.
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I have not done that but i dont see why not, as long as the fitting from the propane tank fits just like the little coleman tanks fitting u should be fine. Not a bad idea, cause it would last way longer.
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Coleman does make canisters which fit this stove; however, if you are thinking of the standard 1lb propane canisters which fit large camping stoves, they do not fit. I use Coleman canisters with mine, as Coleman's are slightly cheaper and hold slightly more fuel than MSR's, 250g v. 227g. That said, I have found Coleman's quality control to be inferior to MSR's, and have had Coleman canisters whose valves seemed to not open completely, resulting in impaired cooking.
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The diameter of the body tube for this rocket is 1.64 inches so it may fit a small egg, but I would not recommend it. Typically a rocket with a "payload section" is best for carrying loads (like and egg). Search for rockets with a payload section with a 1.64 inch body tube or greater. One you may try with a clear payload section is an Estes Firebolt kit #1956 Estes Firebolt Model Rocket Good Luck!
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Yes if you wanted to. There is room to screw the adapter in and room for the tank under the table.
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No. It only can hold the 13-1/2" "B" cylinders. I looked and Amazon does have larger back packs that look like this one, but longer. They'll hold the "D" tank or M4 or M6. Just type in "oxygen tank back pack" and you should see them. Good luck. They are sturdy. It's interesting that my O2 supplier now has them for free. You might want to check w/your O2 supplier. Good Luck!
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Yes you can, however there is a lot of extra room for the box to move around. I found it easier to just have the shells loose in the first pouch.
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I have the Coleman Two burner stove which looks similar and the stove just folds up so it fits in the case. It's designed for it. There is a hole in the middle of the stove the the head of the propane attachment fits in. The two propane tanks (one regular and one for backup) fit in the side pockets.
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Paul, the small can (4 oz) and the large can (8 oz) of Butane/Propane Mix will fit in the bottom pot. I have the larger 8oz (actually 7-3/4 or 220 g) Coleman canister in mine right now, along with a pocket rocket style stove. Put the canister in upside down so the pocket rocket stove will sit in the concave part of the canister. This will allow you to still have room for the pot/lid on top. I took this setup into the Grand Canyon in August 2014 with the large 8oz canister. It works fine. The only complaint is the two pots don't snap together but is held together by the mesh bag that comes with it. Maybe a large elastic strap will secure the lid onto the pot but I haven't had the need to try that. Paul, the small can (4 oz) and the large can (8 oz) of Butane/Propane Mix will fit in the bottom pot. I have the larger 8oz (actually 7-3/4 or 220 g) Coleman canister in mine right now, along with a pocket rocket style stove. Put the canister in upside down so the pocket rocket stove will sit in the concave part of the canister. This will allow you to still have room for the pot/lid on top. I took this setup into the Grand Canyon in August 2014 with the large 8oz canister. It works fine. The only complaint is the two pots don't snap together but is held together by the mesh bag that comes... » Read More Paul, the small can (4 oz) and the large can (8 oz) of Butane/Propane Mix will fit in the bottom pot. I have the larger 8oz (actually 7-3/4 or 220 g) Coleman canister in mine right now, along with a pocket rocket style stove. Put the canister in upside down so the pocket rocket stove will sit in the concave part of the canister. This will allow you to still have room for the pot/lid on top. I took this setup into the Grand Canyon in August 2014 with the large 8oz canister. It works fine. The only complaint is the two pots don't snap together but is held together by the mesh bag that comes with it. Maybe a large elastic strap will secure the lid onto the pot but I haven't had the need to try that. « Show Less
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If your rack is long enough, it should fit and you should still be able to access the fuel tank/cap.