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Propane 3.9 sizes.

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Post by Dutto Sat Oct 20, 2012 1:24 am

Hi there,

Time for me to stick my oar in I think! wave wave

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PS We always try to stay where it is warm so we use 4.5kg Calor Butane in the UK (bought at Morrisons) and Camping Gaz 970 (bought almost anywhere) in Europe.

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Post by d.l.hunter Sat Oct 20, 2012 9:56 am

boxerman wrote:
d.l.hunter wrote:

I know which sites you compared frank. But alalong I have said I use a 4.5 butane bottle. The calor web site says £15.99---but---you will pay delivery charges which will bring the price right up. i have done these exersises before to get the best deal, so I know I am saving about eight quid.
I also have more gas than the propane version for the same money.
Compare like with like David (with a capital "D" you'll note). You can't compare the price of one item delivered against another where you collect it yourself.
I give up shrugg

Frank

Sorry Frank. Sorry about the typo too, it can happen to the best of us. Anyway. Thank you for pointing out how stupid I am. I dont know how I managed to get this far in life without your help confused3
I think I will stick to PROPANE though as I get more in the bottle which helps when I am away.
Regards, David.

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Post by brodco Sat Oct 20, 2012 10:32 am

d.l.hunter wrote:
I think I will stick to PROPANE though as I get more in the bottle which helps when I am away.

Err. Actually don't you get slightly less. confused3 With the advantage that I'll never stop gassing up in low temperatures?

Well not unless you like the odd around Northern Norway/ Greenland etc. hugegrins

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Post by d.l.hunter Sat Oct 20, 2012 10:43 am

brodco wrote:
d.l.hunter wrote:
I think I will stick to PROPANE though as I get more in the bottle which helps when I am away.

Err. Actually don't you get slightly less. confused3 With the advantage that I'll never stop gassing up in low temperatures?

Well not unless you like the odd around Northern Norway/ Greenland etc. hugegrins

Brod

Hello Brod. Thanks for correcting me. I meant butane not propane.

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Post by Savbo Tue Jul 09, 2019 3:21 pm

Sorry to bump such an old thread but we’ve just bought a Trident and are encountering the same problem - the new 3.9kg bottles will fit but only if inserted at an angle - meaning you can’t get a 2nd bottle in the cupboard. Anyone found a way around this?
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