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kevinhancock750 9 Sep 2007 22:28

got one
 
my ex-g/f walked into a camping shop yesterday morning in swansea,wales and one was staring straight at her! coleman exponent and cost £44. gonna try it out in morocco next month and i'll post how i find it. thanks for your answer's:thumbup1: . the shop was called A.B.C camping if anyone has any interest

Jacqueslemac 10 Sep 2007 12:13

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Originally Posted by kevinhancock750 (Post 149564)
where can i buy one of these in france? looked on french sites but to no avail!

I bought my Coleman stove from a camping shop in Holland, so try some specialist camping places.

Mine has a separate fuel tank (like a metal water bottle) and the head sits on its own three foldable feet, just a couple of inchs above the ground. Very stable.

I think this one Coleman - Xpert Stove- "Coleman, the greatest name in camping gear" must be the replacement.

maxwell123455 10 Sep 2007 19:36

Right i have read though all the posts and have to say thanks to all. The reason for the late reply is once i posted this thread i havent been able to access any of the updated posted till now dont know why that is!!!!!

Anyway. The sportster 533 is the cheapest:thumbup1: but from those measurements sounds quiet bulky.:censored: 150mm ie 15cm is quiet alot but it is cheap and dare i say it sounds simple and easy to use with out any massive input. (petrol in, light *100000)

I liked the look of the back packers one and the exponent but have yet to search for any prices but as some one posted £66 for one of them this might be the middle ground that i was looking for in cookers. Will have to see about sizes now before i comment any more:helpsmilie: .

bmw.bec
How much is alot of cleaning? Like how many times would you have needed to clean it for say a 2 month trip with only using bad petrol unleaded and leaded(used 2 times a day)???

Mombassa 11 Sep 2007 07:48

An MSR Whisperlite burns all liquid fuels, including diesel. I've had one for 15+ years and it works every time. It has a shaker jet... no maintenance needed. Comes with a different jet for kerosene (diesel)

MSR - Mountain Safety Research : Stoves : WhisperLite Internationale

bmw.bec 11 Sep 2007 21:48

Cleaning og MSR stove
 
Maxwell:

We used to get in routine of pricking the jet out every morning but a full strip down and clean maybe every 4 months (we used really c**p fuel at times).
So its not a lot of time needed to keep it running smoothly

Martynbiker 9 Oct 2007 14:01

You cant GET any cheaper and SMALLER than THIS!!
 
Cool Little Miniature Stove! - Instructables Cool How To & DIY [category: life]

looks really cool!

MikeS 9 Oct 2007 15:49

MSR Dragonfly
 
The Coleman 533, although cheaper I think worked out about twice the weight of the MXR Dragonfly I eventually opted for. Occasional blockages but I think i only stripped it down twice in 11 months of constant use. It has a shaker needle too which helps keep it clean. Think I paid about £60-70 online from USA.

maxwell123455 10 Oct 2007 15:42

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Originally Posted by Martynbiker (Post 153761)

Just watched the video and it looks really cool only thing is where do i get heet in northern ireland. Would petrol not do???


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