Gas One Dual Fuel Camp Stove: How to Set Up & Use

[@loridavis7980]

Really informative video, Mandi! I have no idea how to use a camp stove but you explained it step by step. Thanks for sharing, hope you had a fun time camping!

[@GoMandiMartin]

Lori Davis! Happy weekend! Aw, I hear you haha. I've been unsuccessfully attempting to cook over a campfire since my very first camping trip, awwwww, and this stove took me a very long time to figure out since the directions are confusing. But, yippie for French toast and hot chocolate! I did have a great time camping, thank you 🏕️ I'll see you again at the next video, and I hope you have the best days imaginable until then.

[@shawnsmith6536]

Good job Mandi! Your the only one that gives a detailed period of instruction in how to utilize both fuel sources and regulators..❤

[@GoMandiMartin]

@@shawnsmith6536 Hi, Shawn! It's so great to hear from you! What a sweet message; you've totally made my day 😃 I hope to see you again here very soon, and happy Halloween 👻🎃🍭🍬🍬🍬Mandi

[@karenbradley6807]

yes, a very good video, step by step, close up shots, plus a nice personality too.

[@GoMandiMartin]

Hi, Karen! I'm so happy to hear from you. Thank you so much for your very kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed it, and I hope to see you here again very soon. Mandi

[@carmenneumann9479]

Just arrived and set mine up 1 hr ago. Terrible printed instructions for propane...figured it out but realized incase I messed up I should ck tube. And here u are. Propane seemed less hot than butane for my test meal of ramen soup . Will try again. Tip I learned from other butane stove i have. 😮Not to leave in vehicle between trips as enamel top and aluminum butane area rusts

[@GoMandiMartin]

Hi, Carmen! It's so nice to hear from you. Your dog is such a cutie pie! Gosh, thank goodness for KZbin when instructions are bad 😃 Ah, that's interesting about your heat test, and that's great that you've had other stoves in the past. Oh, no about the canisters rusting 🙈 That's such a wonderful tip; thank you so much for sharing. I'm so happy that you found me, and I hope that the rest of your camping/travel adventure goes well. Mandi

[@d.g.2896]

thank you

[@GoMandiMartin]

You are very welcome 😃 Merry Christmas, and thank you so much for watching! Mandi

[@andrzejs3489]

Cool camping stove 🍀🌹👍

[@GoMandiMartin]

Hi, Andrzej! 😀I hope you are having an exceptional weekend. How are you and your family in Poland? I was just thinking how it will be time to send our Christmas cards again in just a few months. Gosh, what a funny thought for when it's currently so hot outside. I hope you are doing well 🎉

[@WillowWalksTheAT]

Great review! Looks like a versitile stove. Would be interested in what you decided to cook!...we've been inspired by many a vid on new camp meals to try. Happy adventuring!

[@GoMandiMartin]

Hi, Willow & Willow's dad! Aw, thank you so much! I've really enjoyed my journey of learning how to camp-cook, i.e., a skill assessment is still TBD haha. I'll definitely share some recipes... once I learn some recipes hehe. Right now, I've mastered only French Toast. I'm currently so lost without a steady stream of solar energy for the fridge. My whole solar system is self-installed, so it's still in the trial and error phase. Right now, there's errors haha. P.S. If you would like and are comfortable with sharing, I'd love to know your name or nickname, etc. 😄

[@WillowWalksTheAT]

@@GoMandiMartin Hey Mandi, are you on FB or IG by chance?

[@GoMandiMartin]

Hey! I'm sorry that I'm just now getting your message. Unfortunately, I'm not on any other social media as KZbin alone takes up all my time 😀 How are you & Willow doing?

[@WillowWalksTheAT]

@@GoMandiMartin Totally understand! We are enjoying some cooler(ish) fall temperatures. Hope all is well!

[@GoMandiMartin]

@@WillowWalksTheAT ⛄ I am already behind on winter preparations haha ⛄ I'm going to be a goose this year hehe; I'm flying south! Wishing you and Willow a great week 🌞🌞

[@kirkstaley1170]

Nice camp stove!

[@GoMandiMartin]

Kirk Douglas! Gosh, it took me forever to add some sophistication to my camping haha. I'm fancy now! 👗👠 I hope you are doing well! 😀

[@kirkstaley1170]

@@GoMandiMartin that’s way more fancy than I’m used to seeing you….😂

[@kirkstaley1170]

@@GoMandiMartin you can make a serious omelette with that thing.

[@GoMandiMartin]

@@kirkstaley1170 I know, right! Haha! I'm moving up in the world hehe. Now I just need sterling silver and a crystal chandelier in the adventure vehicle 🎀💎🎉

[@GoMandiMartin]

@@kirkstaley1170 Ummm, for real! Assuming that you can get all of the eggs to base camp without them cracking 🪺🥚🍳

[@davemartin3579]

This is a nice stove

[@GoMandiMartin]

Good morning, Dave! Ah, I know, right! I'm just so happy to have the hot food experience now while camping. I think I've been doing it wrong all these years haha. It's so nice to hear from you. Happy weekend! Mandi

[@mandikiduniya3062]

Best wishes super video best of luck nice sharing

[@GoMandiMartin]

Hi, Mandi! You are the best! It's so great seeing you today 🌞 Happy Saturday!

[@JoeKyser]

LRTD GOOOOOOO

[@GoMandiMartin]

Good morning, Joe! You are up unusually early haha. Or, late? Hm, is your message English? Google can't even translate that hehehheheeee. I'm not hip with the abbreviations 😄

[@HiraGc-e5q]

Nice ❤

[@GoMandiMartin]

Hira! Good morning/evening! It's so nice to see you today 🌞 Big hugs for a happy weekend!

[@carmenneumann9479]

Also. So I don't lose caps off propane or butane lid if they are black , I take small BRIGHT piece duct tape and put a piece on top and inside so easy to find if falls on ground etc. I also save one of each lid in cooking gear for same reason.

[@GoMandiMartin]

These are all brilliant tips, Carmen! Gosh, yes, all of those little black lids, caps, stuff sacks, etc. are all require the gadgets of Inspector Gadget to find haha 🔎 This is great stuff! Thank you for sharing and helping us all out 🌞 Happy camping!

[@JoeKyser]

I have this by the way

[@GoMandiMartin]

Joe! You do?! That's so great! I am just learning about these because I've always camped like a caveman haha -- but without the fire 🫠🔥

[@GoMandiMartin]

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[@justaway_of_the_samurai]

Mine isn't lighting with propane for some reason. I can see the ignition spark but there are no flames and no propane smell. It appears to be some blockage at the point where inside knob connects in-place of the butane canister.

[@GoMandiMartin]

Hi! It's so great to hear from you; thank you for taking the time to write. Oh, no! What a bummer! I haven't encountered this problem before with the butane, but I'm sure it happens to the best. This exact stove that I have is a replacement; the first one did the same thing as yours, but it was the butane that would spark without lighting. It was quite frustrating! I returned that one for the one I have now, and thankfully, it has worked perfectly every time. I'm sorry that yours might be faulty., and I'd love to hear how you get it resolved 🙂 Mandi

[@hunterrobinson3489]

Hi i was just having the same problem with mine. Just got it a couple days ago and went to try it with propane and couldn’t get it to work at first. I took the stove and propane canister back in the house to let it warm up , then took it back outside to attach the propane and test again and it ignited multiple times in a row. It’s about 20 degrees here so if it’s cold where you’re at, that may be the issue.

[@justaway_of_the_samurai]

@ Thanks for the info. I will likely have to reach out to the seller and get it replaced then.

[@justaway_of_the_samurai]

@ Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately I do not think that is the same issue as mine. Although it was just as cold here as you mentioned, I have brought both the stove and the canister outside from inside each time.

[@GoMandiMartin]

@@hunterrobinson3489 Hi, Hunter! It's so nice to see you! Ohhhh, that's some cold weather! I practically turn into ice at around 63F, so I don't think I've tried out my stove in weather colder than that. That's so interesting, but it makes sense. I had a small propane heater, and it worked in 40F temps, but the outside of the canister was very quickly covered over with tiny ice crystals from the rapid temperature difference. That was freaky when you aren't expecting it 😃 Thank you so much for sharing your experience! I hope to see you again here very soon. Mandi

[@johnrobertson7583]

That small opening on propane cylinders is a safety vent...it has nothing to do with releasing trapped air in the tank...there is no air in the tank, just propane...you probably felt it coming out of the threaded portion, not when you installed it, but when you depressurized the system and possibly if you tightened the cylinder too slowly...I did not see clearly, but there may also be a vent on the regulator. Speaking of which...a pro tip fpor your next video...give the parts the names they are known as, vs "this piece here goes into this piece, and this thing goes over that part"...if someone knows what is is called and they have an issue such as it breaks, they can look competent going into Ace hardware and ask for the exact item.

[@GoMandiMartin]

Hi, John! It's so great to hear from you 🤩 Thank you so much for taking the time to write and for sharing your expertise with me/us. That is very kind of you. Those are all really wonderful tips and suggestions; thank you so much! I really appreciate you and having you here. Best wishes for an awesome weekend, and I hope to see you again here very soon. Mandi

[@johnrobertson7583]

Nice review...but in actuality, pulling the lock lever pushes the can nozzle into the orifice causing the nozzle to open and allow fuel to enter the stove. I would like to know if their claim (if this is the same stove as the trail boss) of 12,000 btu vs most of the other brands of 7600/8000 are valid. I should say that since I am very technically oriented the initial statement you made about being tricky to convert seemed a little overboard. I always try to remember that almost anything can be put together and taken apart since its made of things that were put together already or taken apart!!!

[@GoMandiMartin]

Hello again, John. It's nice to hear from you again. Thank you for your additional feedback. That's a great question about the BTUs how amazing that you are technically orientated. I'm sure your skills come in handy all the time especially while out in nature. Thank you again for your thoughts.