I believe this tove adapter valve can be described as follows The adapter converts aerosol type fuel canister with a CA500 valve. conversion to : Threaded screw on type valve C100 not 100% sure
Thank you so much for the kindness and comment 😊 I really appreciate it and agree 👍 get so excited, I need to just slow down a bit , it would help 😊, happy 4th usa 🇺🇸 😊
Awesome job Steve, you never gave up . That stove is a rocket . That adapter might be in your feed maybe because you were looking for the Coleman adapter for your favourite stove . Have a good 4 th of July holiday weekend!
Thank you, Scott. I think you're right. That's gotta be how it came up in my feed. I also have a bookmark with some searches in. EBay for that type of thing. I'm glad it came up because it was super. Cheap free shipping and three dollars and fifty cents. But what it's worth. That is a really good deal. And I can Now put all that fuel to work. You have a great fourth as well, 👍
The threaded side is a type of Schrader valve. These adapters generall work well, just seems the stove side had those wings to keep from using one as a way to force consumers into using the expensive bottles. I have a whole collection of adapters to even use Coleman propane green canisters, and a refill adapter to refill the expensive bottles of butane with those cheaper tall cans.
Thank you, Chad. Really good information. I appreciate it. I like this adapter. It actually seems very well made. I can't believe they're three bucks. It's a big deal for me because now I can put that fuel that I bought to work
holy Gozinna BATMAN!!! that stove is a GEM!!! thats sooo cool you can get some use out of those butane cans excellent!!! i knew your modification would WORK NICE JOB
The threaded one is called a Lindal connection. It's technically a Lindal valve with threaded connection. The old Camping Gaz cylinders, I believe, were Lindal valves with the click on, non-threaded connection. Lindal valves are pretty much what's in most aerosol spray cans you see.
@@doinsngoins Yeah, that's a different animal. I never owned a GAZ appliance. Thanks for the correction. Never had any of the click on type either and can't recall a brand that used them. I'm sure someone will come along with the right info.
@mikemorgan5015 Yes. People are curious as to why I've never picked up. One of those cartridge style stoves that take these aerosol. Canisters. I've always just passed on them. They are very common. I could pick one up pretty much any day. But they've just never really appealed to me. Now the GAz , In my opinion, this product is very good. The fuel, however, is obsolete. I do collect the fuel and I have probably a lifetime a fuel for these lanterns. And stoves, they're really lightweight compound. And they burn really, really well. The downfall is the proprietary puncture type fuel cells. The click on aerosol fuel seems to be quality fuel. And the only reason I have these adapters that I just bought was to consume the 2 cases a fuel that I picked up for nearly nothing. I think ten dollars
@mikemorgan5015 By the way, Mike, there actually is a stove that actually has a thread on it. Also a large bottle, probably like a gallon bottle that you could have bought long ago. That also is threaded. Most however, are the puncture style
Well now, that is a petty cool attachment. I'm wondering if you could use it for one of them little single burner backpacking stoves, as those little canisters of propane are rather expensive. Just may have to give it a try!
I'm not sure Bruce. Maybe so all I know is that I find this type of Fuel quite frequently. And I've never been able to use it before. So i'm pretty much into these canisters for life. haaa haaaa !
Say what?!?! Of the 100's of stoves that you own, you do not own one of those single burner butane canister stoves??? I cant believe that you have never came across one in all you travles. At least you got that adapter to work with what you have.
@@doinsngoins No big deal. I think those bosses were to make the connection on canisters more solid when they bottomed out on the rim and aid in alignment for a good seal. As long as you're even remotely careful, that should never be an issue.
Awesome! Coffee is coming? Thank you for sharing this with us, Steve. Stay safe and stay cool
Its never a fail if you learn something.. great video.
Thank you so much for the kindness and comment 😊 I really appreciate it and agree 👍 get so excited, I need to just slow down a bit , it would help 😊, happy 4th usa 🇺🇸 😊
Cool cool !!!! Can’t believe you kept shaving it down though 😳
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Living dangerous, Donna , it all worked out , I just tried it on the other bottle and a normal bottle , all good 👍😀😎👌😉 love ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 ❤️
That's awesome super cool I'm gonna have to check. Thank you for sharing Steve
Thank you, Jason. I hope you guys have a great fourth say hit to Genny !
Back at you guys, Be careful with the fireworks LOL
Awesome job Steve, you never gave up . That stove is a rocket . That adapter might be in your feed maybe because you were looking for the Coleman adapter for your favourite stove . Have a good 4 th of July holiday weekend!
Thank you, Scott. I think you're right. That's gotta be how it came up in my feed. I also have a bookmark with some searches in. EBay for that type of thing. I'm glad it came up because it was super. Cheap free shipping and three dollars and fifty cents. But what it's worth. That is a really good deal. And I can Now put all that fuel to work. You have a great fourth as well, 👍
Was there any peak 1 ,s at the convention? That would be the place to find an adapter
@scotthayward996 I looked everywhere
..... I nothing .... 😥 😔
The threaded side is a type of Schrader valve. These adapters generall work well, just seems the stove side had those wings to keep from using one as a way to force consumers into using the expensive bottles. I have a whole collection of adapters to even use Coleman propane green canisters, and a refill adapter to refill the expensive bottles of butane with those cheaper tall cans.
Thank you, Chad. Really good information. I appreciate it. I like this adapter. It actually seems very well made. I can't believe they're three bucks. It's a big deal for me because now I can put that fuel that I bought to work
holy Gozinna BATMAN!!! that stove is a GEM!!! thats sooo cool you can get some use out of those butane cans excellent!!! i knew your modification would WORK NICE JOB
Just a little goes a long way :) 😀
makes it more versatile awesome bud
Very cool video, thanks for sharing YAH bless !
Thanks, Michael. Glad you liked it. I hope you have a great wonderful fourth of july
The threaded one is called a Lindal connection. It's technically a Lindal valve with threaded connection. The old Camping Gaz cylinders, I believe, were Lindal valves with the click on, non-threaded connection. Lindal valves are pretty much what's in most aerosol spray cans you see.
I see. Good info thanks , all the GAZ fuel canisters I have are the piercing type . THANK YOU for the info 🙏
@@doinsngoins Yeah, that's a different animal. I never owned a GAZ appliance. Thanks for the correction. Never had any of the click on type either and can't recall a brand that used them. I'm sure someone will come along with the right info.
@mikemorgan5015 Yes. People are curious as to why I've never picked up. One of those cartridge style stoves that take these aerosol. Canisters. I've always just passed on them. They are very common. I could pick one up pretty much any day. But they've just never really appealed to me. Now the GAz
, In my opinion, this product is very good. The fuel, however, is obsolete. I do collect the fuel and I have probably a lifetime a fuel for these lanterns. And stoves, they're really lightweight compound. And they burn really, really well. The downfall is the proprietary puncture type fuel cells. The click on aerosol fuel seems to be quality fuel. And the only reason I have these adapters that I just bought was to consume the 2 cases a fuel that I picked up for nearly nothing. I think ten dollars
@mikemorgan5015 By the way, Mike, there actually is a stove that actually has a thread on it. Also a large bottle, probably like a gallon bottle that you could have bought long ago. That also is threaded. Most however, are the puncture style
Great job
I’m going to check on getting a couple of those myself!
Nice Optimus Steve 👍🏻
Thanks, Hollis. Did you see how cheap they were with free shipping
@@doinsngoins hoping to check shortly
@bigferd4534 Mike Morgan had a great tip instead of filing down that valve a bit. Run the valve itself on the belt sander or lathe
If those adapters are cheap, I'd chuck one in a lathe and remove some material from the adapter.
It’s called a thingymajig.
That's it, tony, you got it!!!!!!! Whosiewhaatsit
Well now, that is a petty cool attachment. I'm wondering if you could use it for one of them little single burner backpacking stoves, as those little canisters of propane are rather expensive. Just may have to give it a try!
I'm not sure Bruce. Maybe so all I know is that I find this type of Fuel quite frequently. And I've never been able to use it before. So i'm pretty much into these canisters for life. haaa haaaa !
Say what?!?! Of the 100's of stoves that you own, you do not own one of those single burner butane canister stoves??? I cant believe that you have never came across one in all you travles. At least you got that adapter to work with what you have.
Nppe No one. I've seen the stoves quite a bit yes but never bought one , just these cases of fuel
Thar is correct, never have owned one
Great job Steve. Will the other can fit now as well.
Oh, you know what? I need to check that out. Good call
@@doinsngoins Great news if them other cans fit now Steve.
Happy for you brother Steve where there’s a will there’s a way 👍😎🇺🇸….Happy 4th 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸……TRUMP 2024!!!!
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Happy 4th !!!!!
Did you try it with the Athena cans after this? Seems like they should work fine. The leak appeared to be on the output side of the adapter.
Mike ..... you are the man , I actually thought of that afterward, should have just spun around and used my upright belt sander on the adapter....
Everything works 💪 both aerosol canisters in the video and the Lendel canister. The material removed was maybe half the thickness of a business card.
@@doinsngoins No big deal. I think those bosses were to make the connection on canisters more solid when they bottomed out on the rim and aid in alignment for a good seal. As long as you're even remotely careful, that should never be an issue.
Yes they still hit equally on each side , taking off that little bit of surface just let the adapter seat a fraction closer. All good 👍
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