Gas One Dual Fuel Portable Stove Review - Awesome Camp Stove!!!

I've been using the Gas One Portable stove for a couple years now and I Love It!!! It's light, easy to use, and can cook anything!!! Great investment if you're an outdoorsman/woman, camper, hunter, fisherman, hiker......yeah anyone can use this. It's also great for emergency or for cabin use also. You can get yourself one by clicking on the link below and start cooking!!!
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[@bernied9415]

I have had one of these stoves and love it ! It is probably one of the best portable gas stoves that can use butane or propane. It has been great, and highly reccomend it.

[@MNMadeAdventures]

💯 agree! Have had no issues so far!

[@southernguy35]

That looks pretty good. The frame of that is painted stamped sheet metal which is steel. It's thin at that. None of it is aluminum other than the burner or that's what I see at first inspection. You can tell it's steel because a magnet will stick to it. The burner is aluminum and it has a non adjustable air intake if it's like mine. It appears these are all the same but they paint them different colors for different brands and slap a label on it. That burner is enameled steel which is a really stupid idea. Your video is good enough to show that the enamel part has already burned off. Really great to see it used with propane. Many don't do that. It looks like it's burning with a blue flame on propane. In the U.S., propane is cheaper than the smaller butane canisters. If weight is an issue and you're backpacking, this is for you. If you're camping and one burner is good enough or you use this just occasionally, it's fine. The problem is that aluminum and the thin sheet metal will rust if it's used a great deal. This is not something you really want to use on a day to day basis and expect to last. For occasional use, yeah.

[@MNMadeAdventures]

I agree, probably same material used for these stoves branded with different brands. But yes, all in all, this is a nice burner.

[@southernguy35]

@@MNMadeAdventures , the one I have has like a gas jet on the side. Looks like possibly to hook up a rubber gas line to feed it. I haven't seen that on the others. I can't get over how expensive those little butane cans are. I did see there is an adapter that can refill these 1-pound propane tanks from the 20lb ones. That would be cheaper.

[@_NotHerRealName]

Thank you. I have this exact model but have only ever used butane. I have a handful of the propane tanks for my Mr Buddy that I would like to work through/ rotate stock but I was sure how to connect it and you got straight to the point and gave me the confidence to try. I appreciate it.

[@MNMadeAdventures]

You’re welcome! I’ve never used butane but others have said propane also burns hotter.

[@_NotHerRealName]

@@MNMadeAdventures Yes. The sticker on mine says butane is 7,650 BTU / hour and propane is 8,367 BTU / hour. And mine will boil water on low with butane so I hopefully I don't burn all my food.

[@V84ever]

Very good review thank you.

[@MNMadeAdventures]

Thanks for watching and you’re welcome!

[@4StonesHandcraft]

I looked at the Grill Boss version of this stove. None of the reviews back to dec 23 say anything about the hose being replaced with a pipe.

[@MNMadeAdventures]

I just saw it. Interesting.

[@dragonfalcon8474]

Thanks for the video guide! Random question, hard to answer I'm sure, but about average meals can be cooked with one canister of propane that you showed in the video.

[@MNMadeAdventures]

Thanks for watching. Yeah, hard to say but we’ve been going up to the cabin 2-3 days a week since spring and cooking 2-3 meals a day. Some meals take a bit more time, some are very simple. So far we are almost done with our 2nd canister. Hope this helps!

[@JohnC-kc5uh]

Awesome video by the way

[@MNMadeAdventures]

Thank you!

[@BOR1688]

Can you hook these up to large propane tanks without issue?

[@MNMadeAdventures]

I’m not sure. You would have to find a hose and regulator that would fit. It’s a small unit so I would say no, but you could try asking the manufacturer.

[@annesummers09]

I have a regular butane burner. Can I buy the hose separately, and use it on my butane burner?

[@MNMadeAdventures]

I’m not sure if they sell just the hose by itself. You could try to contact the manufacturer.

[@JeffSmith-it4tm]

RE comment...... They forgot to give me the part to be able to use my Propane bottle so sent it back to Amazon and going to get it Monday, Its solid not flimsy and looking forward to using it. They claim they don't give hoses anymore but a connection part which they forgot. No biggie. Part of buying online.

[@MNMadeAdventures]

Yes, glad you’re getting a new one. Hope you like it!

[@c.abarker9915]

Yes, you are correct! I called them and they said they discontinued using the hose. The stove now comes with a pipe.

[@eielson1978]

I have one that had the Hose. Loaned it to a friend. While he was using it he heard a "POP" and then he had a Torch about 14" to 16" shooting out of the hole in the door for the Butane Canister. No way to turn it off. He had to Un-Screw the Hose while avoiding the Flame! I contacted Customer Service and they Want Pictures! I'm Not Stupid Enough to Reconnect the hose to get them Pictures to get any Satisfaction. So, I Threw out the hose and Now it is Only a Butane Stove. That only works for me at well Above 40 Degrees!!

[@MNMadeAdventures]

@@eielson1978 Wow, I can see why they upgraded and gone away with the hose!

[@eielson1978]

@@MNMadeAdventures yES, BUT WHERE I think that it was the Diaphram in the regulator it wouldn't help with my problem. You are right that the tube is Safer than the hose in my case.

[@pauloehmen1665]

Looks pretty steady for bigger pans👍

[@MNMadeAdventures]

Yes, very steady for bigger pans!

[@adventureguy4119]

that steak was beautiful btw you must really impress lots of men and women

[@MNMadeAdventures]

Thanks, I don’t know if I do or not 😁

[@Simply418]

The linked Amazon product has a hard connector.

[@MNMadeAdventures]

I think the manufacturer may have a new model or upgraded with the hard connector now. It said hard connector is safer than hose connector. I personally haven’t had any issues with the hose though.

[@richardjohnson4052]

You need an on-off valve to the adaptor hose between hose and fuel can. Otherwise those 1# cans have too much pressure and can damage the stove and the reducer valve.

[@MNMadeAdventures]

👍👍👍

[@cadillacforge]

exactly that regulator/hose combo cost about $16.00 you will purchase many of these if you leave the gas bottle attached at camp? loose gas in hose every time or buy regulators your choice?

[@chefzakscooking9416]

Hi every time i trying to connect the 1 pound cylinder it sprays gas out from the head of the hose through a tiny hole and the more I screw it is the more it sprays. Can you help?

[@MNMadeAdventures]

Did you connect the hose to the cooker first? You must connect the hose to the cooker before you connect the propane canister.

[@jerrybanks9216]

Question how long does the gas last

[@MNMadeAdventures]

I don’t know for sure. Depends on how much you use. I don’t use everyday, only a few times a month and I still have almost full tank.

[@imthatlonewolf4001]

Do you know if you can use the propane and butane mix cans ? Like the ones backpackers use?

[@MNMadeAdventures]

I don’t know if you can use those. I think this one is one or the other.

[@laron702]

What regulator did u get what brand

[@MNMadeAdventures]

It comes with the stove

[@laron702]

@MNMadeAdventures what site did you buy it from. mines didnt have a regulator?

[@MNMadeAdventures]

@@laron702 I got mine from Amazon

[@oneofthoseguys2019]

Mines came with a metal and brass propane adapter arm the brass part broke off idk what brand to would work to replace it or I'll just use the butane

[@susananderson9619]

Im surprised you got it to light, it wasn't locked. I have a GasBoss dual stove, looks extra the same. Mine has to be locked to light and often ,I have to press in a little red button inside wear the hoses hook up. Also My large ,I think it's 10 " frying pan doesn't work great on the stove ,seems the light, the fire stays very low , as if not enough oxygen

[@MNMadeAdventures]

I don’t have any of those issues with this one. Easy setup and use!

[@johnronconi7034]

It locks in for butane

[@diywarren1776]

Dang. Mine came with one of those pain in the butt propane regulator bars that most propane two burner stoves come with. A hose is so much nicer.

[@MNMadeAdventures]

Yeah I like my hose. The manufacturer says the pipe is an upgrade but I don’t like it much either.

[@WeAreRapidz]

Question, is the lock only for butane option? Also, do you “lock” when you’re done and ready to unscrew the propane if I was using this on propane?

[@MNMadeAdventures]

Yes, the lock is only for butane. You don’t have to touch that for propane.

[@JohnC-kc5uh]

Wait wait wait a minute at the start of the video DID YOU SAY Bupane😂😂😂, if you didn't im sorry but i heard it that way, ok back to your video

[@MNMadeAdventures]

👍

[@AC-Slays]

Went camping and was going to cook food and they didn’t give me the propane attachment talk about being irritated 😅😅😅

[@MNMadeAdventures]

Yeah, that would suck!

[@rgruenhaus]

Time to chop wood!

[@richardjohnson4052]

Always always always always always remember to flip the black burner rack before you light it stove.

[@MNMadeAdventures]

👍👍👍

[@tgc4204]

What do you mean? Flat side facing the bottom before you light it?

[@richardjohnson4052]

@@tgc4204 Sorry. I used one fresh out of the box and the burner grate is stored upside down. I forgot to flip the burner plate over and melted the stove. Now I have a big sign on the plate "Turn Over!"

[@brianbassettnumber1]

What makes it *_"Awesome"_* for this KZbin Yammerhead is that it has an affiliate link.

[@MNMadeAdventures]

It actually is an “Awesome” propane cooker! The affiliate link is a + to things you use already anyway 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@brianbassettnumber1]

@@MNMadeAdventures Sorry man, but I'm simply too smart to listen to a snake oil salesman. Good luck on the money hunt, kid... you're going to need it.

[@MNMadeAdventures]

@@brianbassettnumber1 You saw the product perform in the video…..best of luck to you and thanks for watching!!!

[@brianbassettnumber1]

@@MNMadeAdventures Good luck on the money hunt, Snake Oil.