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On 09/12/2010 14:01, John wrote:
I didn't see you original post. I assume you mean the blow torches with a gas hose to them. Are they not compatible with both? My caravan cooker works on both butane and propane. Just a different regulator for each gas. Nothing else is changed. I'm sure you know about the low temperature problems with butane. John Thanks for that John, unfortunately the t blow torches with a hose all seem to specify propane. Yes I know they can freeze, but that would not be a problem for me. I assume that you cannot just swop a butane bottle for a propane one. -- Residing on low ground in North Staffordshire |
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