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It's the bit on the left you need. This seller used to sell these separately (for around £2 IIRC), but I can't see any at the mo.
My local camping/caravan supplies shop also sells them. All you need is a suitable length of tubing to get the Cadac away from the van/awning, connecting the other end directly to the Cadac. Discard the short length of tubing and regulator supplied - the regulator on the main gas bottle will do it's thing.
For ease of use, I have connected a short length of tubing to the Cadac permanently, and connected the short and long tubes via a complete quick release connection as in the link.
Del
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Topic: Connecting a Cadac
