Are these standard sized isobutane/propane cannisters that are available from other manufacturers, i.e. MSR, PEAK, etc?
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They sail many sizes, I have several and have used them when camping. It is surprising how long they last, I took the mid sized one on a three day trip cooking for myself and two others, at the end of trip there was still enough for two days. I was surprised by this becaus using other brands the can would go empty faster.I would recomind this product the heat stays constant and the burn time seem much better.
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They sail many sizes, I have several and have used them when camping. It is surprising how long they last, I took the mid sized one on a three day trip cooking for myself and two others, at the end of trip there was still enough for two days. I was surprised by this becaus using other brands the can would go empty faster. I would recomind this product the heat stays constant and the burn time seem much better.
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They are compatible, but each stove maker will protect itself by stating its brand should be used. I've had no problem mixing quality brands. You can save money with a larger size; although for back country use you would want a small size. These are readily available in the $5 range.
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Here is the best reference in the known universe for kerosene wicks: http://www.milesstair.com/alpha_list.htmlLook at "Keroworld KW-11" -- and you can order them right there also.
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You can use standard butane canisters. They all fit and work perfectly with this unit. By the way, this is the Mercedes of stoves. Burns really hot and even when canisters get low, they still have enough power to cook with. I never have had my stove on high, it's just too hot.
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http://www.amazon.com/GasOne-Butane-Fuel-Canister-Pack/dp/B0022BUT2O/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1419620205&sr=8-3&keywords=butane+fuel
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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.
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The canister sold here on Amazon are fine, I would think any brand would be about the same, I hunted for the best price. The canisters are larger than the ones you find for refilling a lighter, and with shipping cost, around 2.00 - 4.00 each. Each canister lasts threw several days. I used mine mailing to heat water and make small meals for one during two week long power outages last fall, and am on my second canister. Butane is hotter than propane, takes a lot less time to boil water, and watch your food close! It will burn quickly! These stoves are great for emergencies, or camping.
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No. I bought 4 small, disposable propane cannisters at Sam's Club for around $13. You can find these cannisters at Walmart, Target, camping stores etc. They are about " high, and screw on and off. Unscrew cannister when not in use, otherwise, they will eventually leak out.
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Isopro by MSR is an 80/20 mix of isobutane and propane. Usually in a small pressurized canister that the stove screws on to. Very good performance in cold weather.
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It's isobutane canisters that you need. I believe mine are Coleman. I know I got them at Walmart. Hope that helps.
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I am not sure. I am using it with the standard butane bottles. They are 8 oz. each. If you use the propane, you use an adapter that fits on the propane.
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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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They only work with butane canisters made specifically for butane stoves. You can find them on Amazon, sometimes with free shipping. You can also find them at stores that sell camping gear, some hardware stores, or restaurant supply stores.
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yes reguklar butane cans..these are the ones i purchased: 12 Butane Fuel GasOne Canisters for Portable Camping Stoves
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They are sold in natural gas and liquid propane versions. Just specify what gas you need when orderering. Thanks! Mike
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MSR canisters work well. There have been some reports of failure with the Coleman canisters but they seem to be working well for me.
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Hi, No, the size of the canister does not matter, only the filling nozzle which should be universal for all small propane devices.
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Butane canisters with a Lindal type threaded valve are used with the stove. Some brand names are MSR and Primus. You can also use a bayonet type valve butane canister (like Brunton) if you purchase an adapter