Looking for a single burner table top stove

I carry this one.......Click here

I used to carry a large 2 burner campchef stove......but, this one take up a lot less storage space...and is easier to set up for an occasional use....

My propane cooktop (mine happens to be a two burner) is a Camp Chef. I also have their portable campfire and I highly recommend anything by Camp Chef. Very good quality, heavily constructed and the burners put out the btu's. I can get get grease hot in seconds.

accsys wrote:
I have been using this Coleman Powerpack for five years and love it. I don't know if you could hook it to your propane tank but I would think so since the regulator actually attaches to the one pound bottles. BTW, those one pound bottles last quite a while on it.

I like the looks of that stove. I would like to connect it to my RVQ gas outlet. I see that Coleman offers a high pressure hose kit to connect it directly to a 20lb tank. So I assume that the stove connection has it's own regulator. My question is, do you think it work if connected to the regulated RVQ port which is regulated by the main tank regulators? I would think that as long as the line pressure is no lower than the stoves regulated pressure it should work. Any ideas?

Dennis

I have been using this Coleman Powerpack for five years and love it. I don't know if you could hook it to your propane tank but I would think so since the regulator actually attaches to the one pound bottles. BTW, those one pound bottles last quite a while on it.

I have a coleman propane single burner,,, I used to have a coleman gasoline burner (Well burned coleman fuel) and I have an electric single burner.

Cabelas and Bass Pro have them.

Try a Nuwave if AC is near.

There are a few For Sale on Ebay.

They are also available on Amazon, with User Reviews.

Do a google search for 'single burner table top stove'... When it loads up then switch to 'IMAGES'

Many to choose from - just click on the one that catches your eye to see source information.

Roy Ken