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Well it came with a regulator marked for Propane 37mbar but the instructions also say:

Specified gases are-

Butane at 28-30mbar

Propane at 37mbar

Butane & Propane mix at 30,37 or 50 mbar

Sorry,I probably didn't need to put all of that but I'm a little unsure on the differing regulators and pressures...

Edit: I should just add the the regulator it came with is(..I think!)the patio gas,push on type and not the screw in,tighten with spanner,type..

Quote: Originally posted by sxis on 26/7/2010

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Just cime back from my local Asda they are selling  a twin burner gas BBQ for £15! now thats cheap!

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Quote: Originally posted by pepe63 on 27/7/2010

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Well it came with a regulator marked for Propane 37mbar but the instructions also say:

Specified gases are-

Butane at 28-30mbar

Propane at 37mbar

Butane & Propane mix at 30,37 or 50 mbar

Sorry,I probably didn't need to put all of that but I'm a little unsure on the differing regulators and pressures...

Edit: I should just add the the regulator it came with is(..I think!)the patio gas,push on type and not the screw in,tighten with spanner,type..

 

Post last edited on 27/07/2010 11:59:55

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I've just put ours' together and I'm quite impressed with the quality..

...no sharp edges or bolts made of cheese!(..which can be the norm' with budget,Chinese made stuff!)..

We'll be leaving the "trolley" portion off and either use it on a table or as a low bbq..

Haven't sparked it up yet tho',as I need to change the regulator..

but so far,so good!  

We've also picked one up = at this price I think we will be leaving it in France to make more room for the wine on the way home!!

As somebody else said, the same price as a few disposables

Gave our's a little trial this morning(..only some cheese & ham toasties on our griddle plate sitting on the grill mesh)but its seemed to work okay

(..well I've still got my eyebrows,which is always a good start  )

I must admit, I do like a charcoal bbq though,especially when we're away in the van...but with only the two of use,we usually find that we're full up on sausage/burgers/drumsticks etc..and still have a couple of hours of cooking still left in the coals!...which then needs keeping an eye on,in case kids/pets come into contact..

At least this one'll cool down quicker..

Just to "update" this..

We gave ours' a full outing last weekend,at a festival down Exeter way and it was great!

Lovely full "fried" breakfasts(with an old,handle-less frying pan on the one half for the eggs)..

and later,great burgers and sausages ..

The flame was a little "flickery"..but I'm not sure if that's down to the quality of the burner or the fact that I've got it on a 4mtr hose?