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On Sat, 02 Aug 2003 02:12:19 +0100, mickey
wrote: | Which is the best gas to use for a caravan, the vab in qusetion has not got a | regulator fitted at the moment so that does not help me much. | As a hint the van will be in use 12 months of the year and therefore sublect to cold | weather. | It is an Avondale Leda with oven, hob, heater and fridge fitted. | TIA see sg Dave Fawthrop Butane v Propane. Butane gives about 15% more cups of tea per bottle. Butane gives about 5% more cups of tea per GBP. Propane works in winter near freezing point. All UK Propane bottles have the same fitting. |
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On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 17:32:12 +0100, "David" wrote:
| | "Dave Fawthrop" wrote in message | | Butane v Propane. | Butane gives about 15% more cups of tea per bottle. Butane gives | about 5% more cups of tea per GBP. Propane works in winter near | freezing point. All UK Propane bottles have the same fitting. | | Many people think Calor is a gas, It is a *gas* at room temperature and pressure. The bottles contain a liquid because it is under pressure. Swing it about next to your ear and you can hear and feel it slosh. Ain't science wonderful 8-0 Dave F |
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![]() "Dave Fawthrop" wrote in message ... On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 17:32:12 +0100, "David" wrote: | | "Dave Fawthrop" wrote in message | | Butane v Propane. | Butane gives about 15% more cups of tea per bottle. Butane gives | about 5% more cups of tea per GBP. Propane works in winter near | freezing point. All UK Propane bottles have the same fitting. | | Many people think Calor is a gas, It is a *gas* at room temperature and pressure. The bottles contain a liquid because it is under pressure. Swing it about next to your ear and you can hear and feel it slosh. Ain't science wonderful 8-0 Dave F OT I know - but I think it's pretty cool that the *liquid* uses heat transfer from the outside canister to convert it to a gas (14 degrees C I think is all it needs) when the valve is opened. Physics......great waste of time at school IIRC !! |