The Best Adapters for Refilling Camping Gas Canisters

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Gas Refill Adapter with Valve - amzn.to/3UyRg6n
Butane Canister Threaded Adapter - amzn.to/4dq8g6u
Butane to Isobutane Mini Refill Adapter - amzn.to/44hpPBq
Propane Camping Stove Adapter Converter - amzn.to/3xTbBe5
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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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@jelreviews 2 дня назад

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. 👍

@tarnvedra9952 2 месяца назад

Few notes: - propane, butane or their mix is always mostly liquified in the bottle unless its almost empty, you harvest the gas from layer on top of the liquid - this is part of the reason you had trouble transferring into a bottle that was laying on its side, better setup is donor/receiver adaptors connected with a hose, that way you can keep donor bottle upside down, receiver bottle right side up and also keep it on the scale while you are filling to check that you don´t go over the proper fill weight.

@bacsterbacx4110 13 дней назад

Thank u, vry helpful. Wil try this soon (frm butane to can for camping), yaykz! Bit scared 😅

@espoton 4 дня назад

Top video. Just FYI you can fill the Butane canister from your Propane source with the correct adaptor, BUT they won't work on the standard outdoor butane stove because the safety mechanism on the stove kicks in because propane pressure is much higher than butane and the stove will not let it work.

@jelreviews 3 дня назад

Thanks for the tip!

@user-ul5yu5hk9k 7 дней назад

Excellent video

@aaront8396 День назад

Excellent Video mate. Very useful information Cheers 😁

@jelreviews День назад

Thanks 👍

@kampmotovlogs8298 Месяц назад

Thankyou for this informative video😊 great help watching here in the phils.

@floridaescapades4837 17 дней назад

Very helpful.

@Iseekoutthetruth 2 месяца назад

Interesting Information.

@rust4u2me 20 дней назад

best vid on the tube...lol

@jelreviews 20 дней назад

Thanks mate.... Much appreciated 👍👍

@user-rz9ft2rh3t 26 дней назад

You can buy the refilling adapters with a tube, it comes with a valve and a relief valve so you can refill more easily and fill more.

@jelreviews 24 дня назад

Hmm, not sure if I've seen that one with a tube yet. You wouldn't have a link to it I could check out?

@Gn8Lif3 2 месяца назад

I would advice anyone doing this to check your valves and bottles/cans with a spraybottle and a Mix of water and dishsoap for leakage Use a Mix of at least 40%soap to get nice clear bubbleing if anything is letting out Gas where it shouldnt

@jelreviews 2 месяца назад

That is good advice 🙌

@Jerryob100 24 дня назад

I know you can't refill 8oz butane cans with propane because of the higher pressure, but can you combine butane from partially empty butane cans into one?

@jelreviews 23 дня назад

Absolutely, you can combine butane from other butane canisters into one of these Isobutane canisters I've shown in this video. Just ensure you don't add butane into a canister that already contains the Isobutane mixture... It's either one or the other. No home mixing of both. 👍👍

@massa6784 29 дней назад

Hi! Thank you for this video! Is there a reason why you don´t fill propane in the 100 or 230g bottles?

@jelreviews 29 дней назад

No probs. Yes, my understanding is that 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. 👍

@massa6784 29 дней назад

@@jelreviews Thanks for your answer. Ah, OK, I understand. Since I mostly only do overnight tours, 30g in a 100g canister would probably be enough for me. But it's probably a stupid idea, don't you think? (At my risk, of course!) :D

@marcoshernandez1427 3 дня назад

Hello, great video, just what I was looking for. Can I use a butane gas canister on a propane camp stove ? If so, what adapter do I need to use butane bottles on propane stove?

@jelreviews День назад

Thanks for watching. If you mean to fill a butane canister with propane, then no.... too dangerous. Propane is not meant for the very thin-walled butane or isobutane gas canisters as it exerts a lot higher pressure.

@marcoshernandez1427 День назад

@@jelreviewsI meant using butane gas on a stove meant for propane.

@jelreviews День назад

@@marcoshernandez1427 Sorry, now I get it. :) Yes you can... I'd recommend checking out this guy's video as he does exactly what you're asking: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a5I9ENOItlE.html&ab_channel=EliteEdge%3ATech%26WellnesswithSheryl%26Linus

@marcoshernandez1427 День назад

THANK YOU VERY MUCH. @@jelreviews