Is it my Fuel or Camping Stove Doing it?

Sunday, March 21st, 2010 at 11:51 pm  
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My in-laws camping stove turns the bottom of all my pots and pans BLACK and its difficult to wash off the soot. Is it my fuel or the stove? I'm planning to borrow my own parents smaller Coleman stove instead but if its my "Ozarks Trail" propane that's doing it I guess it won't make a difference! Anyone know? Thanks!


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How to convert propane gas BBQ to natural gas line from inside the house?

Friday, March 19th, 2010 at 5:19 pm  
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I have take the unit apart and drilled the orifice hole size to 0.0715". But the unit doesn't work correctly. The gas burner now give very little flame and the flame is like a ghost. I can not hardly see the uniqueness of the flame. How would I fix this problem?


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I need help finding a portable stove to buy?

Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 at 7:31 pm  
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Well, I wanna do some out cooking like bake beans, melt some butter, boil some water outside. I am not looking for a Portable Butane gas. Just a portable stove that uses electricity but plugging it into a electrical outlet. If anyone could help me find one that is faily great price that also has an Adjustable Temperature control , thanks.
I'm looking for one that is only a " have to plug in a electrical outlet, and low/med/high heat "


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How to build a natural gas burner?

Sunday, March 14th, 2010 at 12:35 pm  
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I have a propane gas burner which I tried to convert to natural gas uses from the house. I drilled the orifice to 0.0605" for using the natural gas output. Some how it doesn't work. The flame is so small and like it is disappear. Is it I am lacking the oxygen? If so, how do I get more oxygen to have a stronger flame. This unit is use outside so I am not worry about Carbon dioxide. Please help.


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