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G6KUI > INFO 07.09.02 03:49l 29 Lines 972 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: Coleman
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Hugh G3XSE wrote....
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} Hi. Several of my friends are into camping and the like. They use coleman
} stoves and lights. I have looked at them and they seem more or less like the
} old pressurised fuel systems used with kerosene. However the Coleman fuel
} seems odd. A clear liquid, about the same viscosity as water. It seems
} petrolium based. An odd smell. I am told it is econo,ical to use, lightweight
} and doesn't accidentally catch fire as easilly as some other fuels.
} It is obviously still obtainable since they are still using the stoves and
} lights.
}
I have a Coleman "Dual Fuel" Stove (model 533) that we use on DXPeditions.
This uses either the special fuel that you describe or LEAD-FREE-GASOLINE.
Great for use in those out-of-the-way places.
As it says on the box :-
These specially designed appliances not only use clean-burning Coleman Fuel,
but will also burn ordinary unleaded fuel as well.
73, Pete G6KUI
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