I saw this and thought of you lot (FlipFuel)

[Cheeky Monkey]

https://gearjunkie.com/camping/flipfuel ... aCgFtWUAzw



I htink similar things have been discussed before. Not read it all yet either.

[ScotRoutes]

Weird. They've been around for years but someone at Flip-fuel obviously has a marketing budget and isn't afraid to use it.

[Cheeky Monkey]

Probably think they're the fabled "DISRUPTORS"

[JohnClimber]

I do this, but a word of warning.
Weigh the can before, note the weight on the can which states it's full weight.....

But never over fill this weight on the can, because it's easy to do and it makes lighting your burner like dodging a volcano with no control.

[Cheeky Monkey]

I thought you loved a good light shown John

[benp1]

It can also help to freeze the can that's receiving the gas

[slarge]

I do this, but a word of warning.
Weigh the can before, not the weight on the can which states it's full weight.....

But never over fill this weight on the can, because it's easy to do and it makes lighting your burner like dodging a volcano with no control.

How would someone know that?

[GregMay]

Have been doing this for a while also. Nice to be throwing away one less thing!

[JohnClimber]

Slight edit to my post to correct a spelling mistake from "not" to "note"

It should and now does read

"the weight on the can which states it's full weight"

[redefined_cycles]

Slight edit to my post to correct a spelling mistake from "not" to "note"

It should and now does read

"the weight on the can which states it's full weight"

Thanks Jon. Yes, I was slightly confused cos of that. Shows how umportant it is to cheque for spelling mistakes before posting. Thanks agen

[godivatrailrider]

They're a great little device ! Better to reuse than throw away.... buy a larger gas cannister for cheaper gas and it makes the smaller ones far more economical.
Chill the receiver, warm the giver ... easy

[JohnClimber]

And don't mix gasses, only swap the same gas from one to the other