Camping stove recommendations
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Camping stove recommendations
Not often I venture outside of the Syncro forum .... Hello out there 80/90.. I am looking to buy a decent camping stove to carry in a van, must be very portable as I can shift it between vehicles. What are the good makes with a good rep. For adventurous camping? Also what are the options with gas? Cheers Jes
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Re: Camping stove recommendations
We use a stovetec - real nice cooking with wood and an iron pot
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Type 25 Tintop, 1988 Petrol 2.1i
Type 25 Tintop, 1988 Petrol 2.1i
Re: Camping stove recommendations
centro wrote:We use a stovetec - real nice cooking with wood and an iron pot
http://www.stovetec.net/us/index.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Nice looking bit of kit - how big is it?
1986 1.9DG WBX LPG, 4 spd manual. Westy poptop. Renogy lithium leisure. 175W solar. CR50 fridge. Propex. RX8 seats.
Re: Camping stove recommendations
I bought one of these as I wanted to rid the van of gas
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Runs best on pure alcohol which is easy to get in France but not over here.
Totally free standing and self contained so just move it where you want.

http://dometic.com/enuk/Europe/United-K ... taid=72886" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Runs best on pure alcohol which is easy to get in France but not over here.
Totally free standing and self contained so just move it where you want.
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Re: Camping stove recommendations
My camper has a built in stove/grill but I always carry one of those small single burner gas stoves that comes in a plastic carrying case. It runs on a single gas cartridge (aerosol type) & it's very good for heating a single pan or kettle. The stoves cost from £10.00 at VW shows. The cartridges are 4 for £5.00 at VW shows but apparently can be bought for 4 for £4.00 at B&M Stores. 

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