What do you prefer to cook on?
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czechsonofagun
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Fire at the deer camp. Camping stove while far in woods comes in close second
955er
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Fire at the deer camp. Camping stove while far in woods comes in close second
Forgot about deer camp. I change my vote!!
RobertN
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dave1949
Super Star Member
Propane is lower on the hydrocarbon scale so should it not have more BTU's?
My mistake Egon:
Propane - 2,516 btu/cuft
Nat. Gas - 1,030 btu/cuft
I don't know why I have the impression that propane is 'slow' low heat fuel compared to natural gas.
Dave.
Bird
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I grew up out in the country where we had LPG. Later, we lived in town and had natural gas. Then I used to live in an apartment that was total electric. Then to a house with natural gas. A couple of times when we had new houses built, we specified natural gas because my wife preferred it. Then 6 years full time RV was back to LPG, then we bought a place in the country with LPG. But when we ordered a custom built mobile home, we specified total electric. And now that we're back in town, but in an area with no natural gas lines, so we're total electric, but do have a couple of LPG bottles, an LPG grill, an LPG smoker, an LPG turkey fryer, and a big LPG burner for things such as fish frys (and of course that would serve in the event of an extended power outage.:laughing: Each has some advantages and disadvantages so I don't care which I have as long as it works right and there are no gas leaks.
mostly_gas
Veteran Member
Is your stove jetted for NG or propane, if it has the incorrect jets/orifices it would under perform
thatguy
Elite Member
that is one of my regrets when we built our house.. Once you cook on gas, you can never go back to electric..
dave1949
Super Star Member
Is your stove jetted for NG or propane, if it has the incorrect jets/orifices it would under perform
It had the propane kit installed. But thanks for asking.
Dave.
