Camp stove advice for plans for future global overlanding (Coleman Dual Fuel 424?)

[Donegal Overlanding]

We have a lot of stoves, 3 Coleman dual burners, a Coleman single burner, Anevay Stove, Atago, Bushpig braai, Webasto X100 Diesel Cooker and a Gstove. We made a review of the single burner and of the Gstove.

 

[NC Old Man Overland]

Off grid, far away from people. Breaking in the stove.

 

[NC Old Man Overland]

You do know the flame should blue. Pump that bad boy up. That was a hell of a find!

No, actually I did not know, but lots of practice over last weekend....

 

[Downs]

No, actually I did not know, but lots of practice over last weekend....

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Yeah, they're certainly a lot more involved than any propane stove. I have a propane adapter for mine that got used far more than the gas tank.

Pump air in tank. Rotate lighting lever, open fuel valve 2 turns, light, let burn for a minute or so (I usually did 1 anda half or 2) then turn it down to desired setting.

Gotta get that fuel feed tube hot enough to vaporize the fuel as it comes though. If it's done right the flame on the burner should be similar to the clean blue flame from a propane setup.