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WARNING! In case you're wondering, DO NOT TRY TO FILL PROPANE GAS INTO BUTANE OR ISOBUTANE CANISTERS!! It's dangerous to place propane into the Isobutane canisters because they are light gauge metal containers, and propane exerts a greater pressure than butane. There's a reason why LPG or propane canisters are significantly thicker gauge than the little hiking gas canisters we love to carry around.

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Propane Camping Stove Adapter Converter - [ Ссылка ]
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HELPFUL INFO:
Gas suitable for most camping applications:
Generic Butane Canister 220g - $1.50 - Boiling Temp -1°C

Gas suitable for cold climate applications:
Jetboil IsoButane Canister 100g - $13.00 - Boiling Temp -12°C
Jetboil IsoButane Canister 230g - $16.00 - Boiling Temp -12°C
Kmart IsoButane Canister 227g - $4.00 - Boiling Temp -12°C

Gas suitable for extremely freezing climate applications:
Coleman Camping Propane Canister 468g - $12 - Boiling Temp -42°C
LPG Bottle Exchange (Bunnings) 3.7kg - $22.50 - Boiling Temp -42°C
LPG Bottle Exchange (Bunnings) 8.5kg - $31.50 - Boiling Temp -42°C


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