Does this stove fold small enough to tuck into the convex bottom of a standard size propane/butane cannister so everthing will fit into your pot?
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No, but it can be disassembled to a smaller profile, more than just folding the legs to one plane. It is not an ultralite, consequently it can handle a 2 litre boil pot well enough. Good for small group. Price is right, look elsewhere for more compact if needed.
807302
I am not familiar with such a canister but if you can envision the legs all folded to one side flat. The measurement is 5 3/4" at the widest point and 3" high for the burner height. They come in a black carry pouch. Hope the info helps. Dave
807303
No. I put my Etekcity inside a GSI 32oz. Halulite Tea Kettle, and my propane/butane canister inside a GSI Pinnacle Soloist Cookset. I tried to fit both into the kettle or the cookset pot and there just wasn't enough room. The stove is pretty small so you can fit it in some pretty small nooks in your pack if needed or even a cargo pocket.
807304
I haven't tried that, but it is probably to big to fit, unless disassembled.
807305
When it's folded up in the bag it's 6.5 inches long and 3 inch tall. The legs can come out of it,so it fit in tighter areas.
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Either return the bag for a refund and try to find a bag that fits, or buy a stove that fits the bag. I have a Coleman Perfectflow 2-burner propane stove (model # 2000004122), and it fits rather snugly in the bag.
1501325
Yes. The bottom is very thick - I purchased this type because it resembles an All-Clad stock pot at a fraction of the cost. I brew beer in this and it sits on my burner on high for over 3 hours. No problems.
582800
It would be too big for the average burner/stove. I use mine on an outdoor propane burner. Takes a while to heat. Very large pot
2240445
Yes, it fits the standard sized canisters. We've used ours with MRS, Giga Power and Jet Boil canisters. I am sure it will fit Coleman as well, as all of these canisters are a standard size. The stove works great too. Good flame control and very stable.
801945
No this is mainly for butane portable gas stove as the bottom of the plate is not flat.
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The top lid/pot is about 0.5 L and the bottom is about 1.0 L. It comes with a mesh bag too. Seems like it will work well. I am going to test it this weekend camping.
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You would need an adapter to do this. It does sort of defeat the purpose of carrying a compact stove though. If you have space for a normal tank, why not use a larger cooking surface as well? If you are doing this for space / weight, just buy the compact canisters that are made for this device.
465103
I dont have the pot on hand but i can fit a vargo titanium stove in it (Vargo Outdoors Titanium Decagon Stove)Im almost certan it would
465107
It depends on what kind of fuel canister you're talking about. An MSR red fuel bottle won't fit inside this pot, but a Sterno gelled alcohol can would (either regular size or small). A trangia-type stove would fit in there as well. In fact, the Esbit 5-piece cook stove (alos sold on Amazon) nests perfectly in this pot.
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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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Yes, any stove/burner that fits on a fuel canister will fit on this. I bought this for a cheaper fuel option and it does not disappoint. Costco Business has 4 canisters for $6. I use with my MSR Micro Rocket.
712451
I'm not sure what you mean. can you give a link to the 3-burner model? This case fits the propane coffee maker, as well as the older model that worked on top of the camp stove.
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Yes. Perfectly. To make it work more efficiently I removed the burner, flipped the whole thing upside down and reinstalled the burner on the top. This brings it closer to the bottom of the pot since kegs have that lip on the bottom.
1050744
Yes. I modified mine and made it single tier, it holds 3:16 gallon pots, it would hold 3 kegs easily.
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Our stove is propane also, and we've had no issues with the pots. Everything stacks inside the large pot with the sautee pan turned upside down and used as a lid; the bungee cord secures the two together so that even if the whole packages tips over, it shouldn't spill open. There's a good picture of how it stacks at www.magmaproducts.com/Products/Cookware/A10-360L/a10-360l.html. They are definitely NOT lightweight, and I see this as a plus. These are very high quality, and you will be surprised at how heavy it all is.
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Hi Enoch. The stove I have isn't a Coleman but it's similar. I bought it at Gander Mountain. I am pretty sure the fittings on both the Coleman and mine are universal. I like it because I can attach a hose and have the propane canister on the ground, away from the unit. I hope this helps. Again, I am pretty sure the item will work for you. And I know Amazon has great customer service and when they ship something they always include a return slip.