I wouldn't trust that little vinyl hose to hold 250 psi, let alone 350 psi, also, the LPG canisters are not pure propane, the pressure would be too great for the thin canister to hold (the green Colemane propane can are much heavier duty), it's usually a mix of ~70%(iso)butane/30% propane.charlesd79 wrote: ↑this http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Outdoor-BBQ-Prop ... SwFnFWENUF ?
which one ? link, please
Here's the adapter I have, made in korea and lightweight at only 27g, the older TOP&TOP version I have doesn't feature a check valve but the new ones does, there are also cheaper chinese ones made out of zink/brass but much heavier
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Gas-Adapter-Conv ... SwUuFWzoRw
And here's the adapter that lets you connect 2 LPG cans togheter (or a flat 220g can with the adapter) if you hate having bunch of half empty cans laying around
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/New-G-Works-Gas- ... Sww-NTz1Lb
G WORKS makes an adapter to use Coleman propane tanks on backpacking stove as well and is lighter (35g duralumin vs chromed zink/brass 105g)seanster wrote: ↑Thanks this has been on my list for a while now. Good price. If you need a scale to weigh your tanks, I really like the WH-A05L from aliexpress.
http://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale?cat ... t=WH-A05L+
While we're on the subject, you might also want one of these KOVEA LPG adapters if you have one of those tiny backpacking stoves. Mine was $23.50 USD 4 years ago and that was the cheapest I could find.
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/New-Kovea-Adapte ... 1497775041
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/New-G-Works-LPG- ... SwDk5TrvZI