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Hi all how can you tell how much is in a calour bottle as we are going away next week and I don't want to take a bottle which will run out but don't want to trade in a bottle a 1/4 full
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15/7/2015 at 3:32pm
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Weigh cylinder then subtract tare weight (found on aluminium collar, probably in pounds and ounces) to find how much gas is left.
15/7/2015 at 4:09pm
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assuming they use the same regulators there's no need to start a new calor contract (£40) these seem a good price.
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Thanks gekko I will look that up tomorrow and weight it and see what we have left------------- 2017
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16/7/2015 at 3:13pm
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Hi just weigh the canister which comes out at 9.2 and its a blue 4.5 calour bottle but could not see a weight stamped on the bottle ------------- 2017
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16/7/2015 at 4:11pm
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Assuming that's 9.2kg , the empty cylinder weight should, I think, be approximately 5.7kg (slight variation between individual bottles) leaving you with 3.5kg of gas.
The actual tare weight should be stamped on the aluminium collar on the cylinder, but unless things have changed recently it will be in pounds and ounces so you'd need to convert that to kg.
16/7/2015 at 5:19pm
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Do you think that would be plenty to run a cooker for two weeks
so to do toast and a kettle in the morning and a meal for 4 in the eve ------------- 2017
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16/7/2015 at 5:41pm
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I think that should be plenty, but I'll leave the question for other regular users of that size cylinder to answer!
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We just take what we have, if it runs out then most campsites do an exchange, or most petrol stations. Take a shifting spanner in your tool kit and you'll be fine, (please note if you do forget your spanner somebody is sure to have one, has been learned from experience.)
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17/7/2015 at 4:45pm
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3.5kg will last 2wks no probs. Buy a spring balance, couple of quid for weighing bottle. Its the only accurate way of finding how much gas is left.
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Will look into one of them thanks ------------- 2017
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