#Propane

[@Bob-lr7ff]

Great information on propanes.

[@Linus007]

Propane is the fuel. Thank you for watching.

[@matthardwick587]

Great video, great info!

[@Linus007]

We are glad to help. Thank you for watching the video.

[@yoongiwifeinthenextlife]

Ha ha I still have lots of questions. Happy New Year. I’ll add them later. Would be great if you labeled sides high and low pressure. And slowly go over where exactly pressure is being lowered and measured.

[@Linus007]

Thank you for the feedback and the idea for another video. Let me know how I can help.

[@lindaellis1584]

Great demo

[@Linus007]

Thank you. We had fun making this video.

[@0x0404]

I recall butane is around 2 atmospheres, isobutane around 3 and propane around 12 and I guess that roughly translates to those psi readouts.

[@Linus007]

Yes. That is very close. I hope the video was informative.

[@tonyguerrero3683]

Can you use a 5lbs propane tank with the regulator plus the adapter on a BRS 32 stove.

[@Linus007]

Yes. This is entirely possible.

[@mas921]

thanks for actually measuring the pressures, was always curious what were the actual figures. But, would the hose supplied with the Grill Boss 90057 work to bring down the propane pressure down to butane usable levels? i'm under the impression that it should work but am not sure. its now being sold individually and was hoping it would allow me to run other portable butane stoves of a propane bottle. Thanks!

[@Linus007]

Thank you for watching the video. Yes the hose for the grill boss will bring it down to a lower pressure. My calculations are 15 psi for those who measure in inches. Here is a video that may help you for portable devices. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJO3cohje5mpeLssi=bi0eUEqRF-pl2jHt

[@mas921]

​@Linus007 that's just perfect!