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Re: [at-l] Q11- Propane/butane Source
- Subject: Re: [at-l] Q11- Propane/butane Source
- From: WHHAWKINS@aol.com
- Date: Tue, 1 Sep 1998 09:33:01 EDT
In a message dated 8/31/98 1:29:55 PM EDT, csrm@pdrpip.com writes:
<< Hi Ya'll:
I've decided to pack a propane/butane stove.
Does any one have a single list of sources near the trail for propane
and/or butane canisters?
Do you know of _even one_ source along the trail that can provide a
canister? With enough of you responding with just one source, I could
compile a consolidated list and publish it back to this list for others'
benefit.
I'll be using a Primus stove. I believe it will accept different
manufacturers canisters to include Peak's 3100 and Gaz's CV270, etc.
This seems to be the most helpful information:
1. Location of the canister (town/city, etc.)
2. Address
3. Phone number
4. Miscellaneous information you think is helpful, like the name of
the store or outfitter that carries the canister
Mail drops, for me, will be a plan "B".
Thank you.
Mike
csrm@pdrpip.com
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Suunto USA is the USA Dist for Primus. They are working on a retailer search
page.
Phone: (760) 931 6788
Fax: (760) 931 9875
Email: suunto@ix.netcom.com
Web site: http://www.suuntousa.com
The different manufacturers canisters look like they will fit. However the
fuel is not the same.
Primus
Butane - 70%
Propane - 20%
ISO butane - 10%
Peak's
Butane - 60%
Propane - 40%
Gaz's CV270 & 470,
Butane 80%
Propane - 20%
<A HREF="http://www.suuntousa.com/">Welcome To Suunto</A>
<A HREF="http://www.primus.se/konsument/konsument_e.htm">Primus konsument-e
Web site</A>
<A HREF="http://www.primus.se/konsument/kdistributor_e.htm">Primus Retailers
</A>
I don't use this type of fuel. The thru-hiker's that I know were have problems
finding it in the smaller trail towns.
Check the <A HREF="http://superpages.gte.net/">GTE SuperPagesŪ: Interactive
Yellow Pages ...</A> Sporting Goods.
Propane/butane canisters were found at these locations.
These are the ones I remember.
Needs Gap, GA
<A HREF="http://www.synnergy.com/mtncross/INDEX.HTM">Mountain Crossings at
Walasi-Yi Center</A>
Damascus, VA
<A HREF="http://vhost1.tricon.net/comm/mro/">Mt. Rogers Outfitters</A>
Waynesboro, VA
Outfitter on the road going into town from Rockfish Gap.
Wildbill
GA to ME 89
GA to ME to GA 92-3
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