Jeebel Camp Valve Cartridge Adapter for Campingaz Easy-Click/CV Gas Cartridge - Transition Convert from Bayonet Lock to 7/16" Screw Thread Connection

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New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . If it has a screw-type lindal connector then it can be connected to a remote stove with no need for an adapter. These are compatible with the very great majority of backpacking gas stoves and are a type of canister found across the World.

If you want, just take a threaded canister for your source tank and get an adapter that allows you to transfer some fuel to the bayonet original canisters. Problem is that I do not have the fitting to empty them and I am apprehensive about puncturing them. One thing I noticed on both the original valve of the 270 and the donor valve from the Coleman Peak 1 is that the part number "06F125" is clearly shown on both valves. The Duo connector enables a stove to fit both the screw on type EN417 lindal valves and Easy Clic Plus canisters.

These can be disconnected from a stove after first use and are a vast improvement on the earlier pierceable cans, hence them being named, in full, Easy Clic Plus connectors. These adapters do open up purchase choices for canisters and across the length of Scotland they can potentially enable abandoned part-used or full canisters in bunkhouses and bothies to be used.

Anyone know of a base fkr screw on burners that allows a screw on canister to be used remotely rather than have the burner screwed directly to the top of a canister? Looks like halfords dont sell filled cylinders so you would need to find somewhere that will fill them for you. However, I’ve recently looked into a more base-camp type stove, and have landed on the Camp Chef Everest. I was able to remove the jet from the new stove, but it required a lot of force and the socket did leave indentations in the brass a bit. If, by any chance, I’ve somehow misunderstood the information above and you know of a solution, please do let me know.That said I continue to use adapters, but only where I am deliberately incorporating a different type of gas canister into my cookset from the outset.