I always stay ready. I cook 80% of my meals in my house on my two, gas one stove. I just love to cook in my shop on my stainless tables. I prefer the butane cans. They are so simple to use. They might not burn quite as hot, but I'm not looking to save 30 seconds. The propane is a pain in the ass to hook up with the hoses and unhook. The butane can I just leave in the stove and unlock it. I could cook on the stove for the rest of my life and never miss a beat. These are a must have.
I recently pulled out of storage my parent's old tailgating stove. It is basically the same design as this, but no windscreen and no propane adapter. I used it on a camping trip and it worked GREAT on the butane. The original warranty card was still in the carrying case and it was hand-filled in by my mom - in 1991! This design has been around for a while.
Great review. All I'd add is that when using the propane, bring the hose through the hole on the opposite side, so you can close the lid to the fuel compartment.
Thankyou so much.Im living out of my car and I have the 2 burner coleman stove.Its so bulky lugging it around and I didn't quite understand about butane stoves. I've been doing my research and it'll be cold here shortly in Dallas so I probably wouldn't be able to use the Butane that much. I guess thats the beauty of a dual fuel stove. Thanks for explaining everything in depth.😊❤
Just got one and they replaced the hose that people would burn by having it on hot metal, with an all metal tube type with regulator. It's great now. Heavy duty and I'm impressed.
Very good video. I just subscribed I liked the way you talk. I just ordered one about 15 min ago from Amazon. I wanted the 15000 BTU so I can deep fry fish while fishing on the river with grands. Also see it being great to deep fry fries and hush puppy’s while frying fish at home in my larger cast iron deep fryer. We love to catch and eat. Again, love your videos. Thanks Terry in Georgia
I actually returned the Gas One. I ordered the 12000 BTU Grill Boss, first. After watching your video and a couple more, I ordered the Gas One with the intention of returning the Grill Boss. However, Amazon said the GB was a non returnable item. So when the Gas One was delivered, I refused to accept from UPS. Amazon did return my money. I have cooked on the Grill Boss twice, and am very happy. Fried Cod last night and was delicious. So, that is my story.
Great video. We purchased this same stove and have used it with propane for the most part. Recently, we installed the propane cylinder and propane began to hiss out the hose with a noticeable propane smell. We tried again with another propane cylinder and had the same issue. Presuming a faulty hose - any thoughts on that? We've used it on a few camping trips and treat it very gently - wondering if tightly folding the hose up to fit in the side space after each use has resulted in damage? Thanks again.
The newest version of this stove ships with a 'solid' metal tube to connect the propane tank. Perhaps there were too many issues in the past with the flexible hose.
I ordered one a couple years ago and just tried to use the propane adapter but they sent me the wrong one. I contacted customer service and the hose I needed is discontinued. But what’s dumb is they never included the right one in the first place lol.
Yes, I see the short metal propane adapter as well. I bought my stove from Amazon, but that was about 10 months ago and it came with the flexible hose. Not really sure why they switched to the smaller, metal tube?
The older flexible version has a lot of problems based on the review. I am glad they replaced it with a "standard" metal version. Hope this helps. I have been eyeing the dual fuel stove for a long time but didn't buy it because of the faulty regulator issue w/ the old version.
For the people that own this exact stove, GS-3900PB, do the built-in wind guards actually work or do you still need a windscreen? I have a feeling they may help on slight breeze type days, but I'm guessing you probably need a real wind screen?
Those links can sometimes get scrambled, depending on what country you are searching from. The link shown should take you to the Canada or US site. Try this link: amzn.to/3wiidP0
@@TheOneCanoe My unit came in misshapen the door sit misaligned on the can. I see a small piece of metal above the spring to hold the door in place. The door unhinges by itself after pressing down. Going to return it and get a replacement one. Thank you so much for responding 😊
Is this honestly 15,000 I have seen the stove looking exactly the same saying it's only 11,000? I have no idea how to measure it, I only know I was told to get at least 15,000 for true cooking while traveling the road. I can't even find this model anywhere online-but amazon and Gas One website Home depot has it but it says only 11,000 btu? I know the gray one is marked 9 or 10 thousand but I specifically got it because it said 15,000 and of course it's non returnable even if unopened? I just bought it on amazon and it won't let me cancel and I can't return. Is there a way to measure to make sure it's up at that 15,000 level as I don't put it beyond the makers to just lie about it since many of the sellers lie about everything. Thanks for any help from anyone. And yeah I am a newbie to outdoor camping at least since I was a kid in the early 70's....lol
You are correct, but this was not a “cooking demonstration” video. In order to test the “boil time” for the two different gasses, I had to have lids removed so that I could observe when the first boiling bubbles began.
Yes, as with any type of cook stove, bbq, heater, lantern etc. the fuel source ( butane, propane etc) can always be ‘unhooked’ stored and used another time assuming there is still fuel in the cylinder.
Propane in the long run is a bad investment. I’m my experience the Iwatani EPR-A cassette style burner has the best output/fuel consumption ratio. But as a drawback it isn’t as sturdy of a unit to support heavier pans.
I always stay ready. I cook 80% of my meals in my house on my two, gas one stove. I just love to cook in my shop on my stainless tables. I prefer the butane cans. They are so simple to use. They might not burn quite as hot, but I'm not looking to save 30 seconds. The propane is a pain in the ass to hook up with the hoses and unhook. The butane can I just leave in the stove and unlock it. I could cook on the stove for the rest of my life and never miss a beat. These are a must have.
I recently pulled out of storage my parent's old tailgating stove. It is basically the same design as this, but no windscreen and no propane adapter. I used it on a camping trip and it worked GREAT on the butane. The original warranty card was still in the carrying case and it was hand-filled in by my mom - in 1991! This design has been around for a while.
This review was so awesome and to the point! Thank you. Extremely clear instructions, which is what I needed.
Thanks for the compliment, much appreciated!
Finally someone showing how to properly install a butane canister, thank you sir.
This is the exact type of video I was hoping to find about this camp stove. Thank you.
I'm glad you found it useful.
Great review. All I'd add is that when using the propane, bring the hose through the hole on the opposite side, so you can close the lid to the fuel compartment.
Thanks!
Think you should have fed the propane hose through the hole at the back of the gas cooker, then the lid will fold back over !
Yes, for sure.
Exactly
I have the lower 8000 btu model and it took just under 4 minutes to boil 2 cups at 5000ft elevation. This was on propane.
Thankyou so much.Im living out of my car and I have the 2 burner coleman stove.Its so bulky lugging it around and I didn't quite understand about butane stoves.
I've been doing my research and it'll be cold here shortly in Dallas so I probably wouldn't be able to use the Butane that much.
I guess thats the beauty of a dual fuel stove. Thanks for explaining everything in depth.😊❤
I’m glad you found my review useful. Thanks for watching.
Just got one and they replaced the hose that people would burn by having it on hot metal, with an all metal tube type with regulator. It's great now. Heavy duty and I'm impressed.
Very good video. I just subscribed I liked the way you talk.
I just ordered one about 15 min ago from Amazon.
I wanted the 15000 BTU so I can deep fry fish while fishing on the river with grands.
Also see it being great to deep fry fries and hush puppy’s while frying fish at home in my larger cast iron deep fryer.
We love to catch and eat.
Again, love your videos.
Thanks
Terry in Georgia
Hey Terry, thanks for the kind words. Much appreciate the feedback and the subscribe.
I actually returned the Gas One. I ordered the 12000 BTU Grill Boss, first. After watching your video and a couple more, I ordered the Gas One with the intention of returning the Grill Boss. However, Amazon said the GB was a non returnable item. So when the Gas One was delivered, I refused to accept from UPS. Amazon did return my money.
I have cooked on the Grill Boss twice, and am very happy. Fried Cod last night and was delicious.
So, that is my story.
Great review! Quick and precise. Thanks!
Thanks.😀
Superlative video!
Thank you!🔥🔥🔥💖
Use thinner pan or casirole..you can cook food or heat water quicker..
Got mine may,2023 works great. Propane regulator adapter.😅
Great video. We purchased this same stove and have used it with propane for the most part. Recently, we installed the propane cylinder and propane began to hiss out the hose with a noticeable propane smell. We tried again with another propane cylinder and had the same issue. Presuming a faulty hose - any thoughts on that? We've used it on a few camping trips and treat it very gently - wondering if tightly folding the hose up to fit in the side space after each use has resulted in damage? Thanks again.
The newest version of this stove ships with a 'solid' metal tube to connect the propane tank. Perhaps there were too many issues in the past with the flexible hose.
Probably operator error.
Nice review. Not a massive difference between the two types of gas. The butane is really convenient though👍
But butane is more money
Excellent video. concise, and to the point.
Thanks!
Yes. Know the stove before you do the review.
I ordered one a couple years ago and just tried to use the propane adapter but they sent me the wrong one. I contacted customer service and the hose I needed is discontinued. But what’s dumb is they never included the right one in the first place lol.
I believe that stove now ships with a ridged hose propane adapter instead of the flexible house as shown in my review.
IS THERE A CAP THAT HAS TO BE UNSCREWED AND REMOVED ON THE STOVE BEFORE ATTACHING THE HOSE SO THE PROPANE
No, at least there was no cap on my stove. There is just a small threaded brass connection that the propane hose threads onto.
I have one. it is pretty good
What's the red thing on the propane gas tank?
The new version I see on Amazon apparently ditched the hose and uses a typical propane adaptor?Or am I seeing things?
Yes, I see the short metal propane adapter as well. I bought my stove from Amazon, but that was about 10 months ago and it came with the flexible hose. Not really sure why they switched to the smaller, metal tube?
The older flexible version has a lot of problems based on the review. I am glad they replaced it with a "standard" metal version. Hope this helps. I have been eyeing the dual fuel stove for a long time but didn't buy it because of the faulty regulator issue w/ the old version.
For the people that own this exact stove, GS-3900PB, do the built-in wind guards actually work or do you still need a windscreen? I have a feeling they may help on slight breeze type days, but I'm guessing you probably need a real wind screen?
In high winds you would definitely need some sort of barrier/wind screen with this stove.
In the end did he drink that boiling water 😮
Yes, with instant coffee ( once it. Poles a bit)
Hi, does the support plate flip upside down for storage? Thanks!
Not exactly sure I understand your question. If you mean can the grill be flipped over and placed over the burner, the answer is no.
Can change with petrol bottle
This stove can only be used pressurized gas in the form of propane cylinders or butane canisters.
Your links show a grill, NOT a camping stove???
Those links can sometimes get scrambled, depending on what country you are searching from. The link shown should take you to the Canada or US site. Try this link: amzn.to/3wiidP0
Does the canister door lock into place ?
No. It folds down to cover the butane cylinder but there is no locking mechanism.
@@TheOneCanoe My unit came in misshapen the door sit misaligned on the can. I see a small piece of metal above the spring to hold the door in place. The door unhinges by itself after pressing down. Going to return it and get a replacement one. Thank you so much for responding 😊
Is this honestly 15,000 I have seen the stove looking exactly the same saying it's only 11,000? I have no idea how to measure it, I only know I was told to get at least 15,000 for true cooking while traveling the road. I can't even find this model anywhere online-but amazon and Gas One website Home depot has it but it says only 11,000 btu? I know the gray one is marked 9 or 10 thousand but I specifically got it because it said 15,000 and of course it's non returnable even if unopened? I just bought it on amazon and it won't let me cancel and I can't return. Is there a way to measure to make sure it's up at that 15,000 level as I don't put it beyond the makers to just lie about it since many of the sellers lie about everything. Thanks for any help from anyone. And yeah I am a newbie to outdoor camping at least since I was a kid in the early 70's....lol
You should know that you save energy (gas) if you put the lid on.
You are correct, but this was not a “cooking demonstration” video. In order to test the “boil time” for the two different gasses, I had to have lids removed so that I could observe when the first boiling bubbles began.
That makes sense. Thank you 🙂
Does it have in double burner. ?
No. I've only seen this duel-fuel stove sold as a single-burner unit.
Now I want to hook up a 20lb propane to one of these.
Can you disconnect the butane or propane bottle after a cooking session??? This was not explained in the video.
Yes, as with any type of cook stove, bbq, heater, lantern etc. the fuel source ( butane, propane etc) can always be ‘unhooked’ stored and used another time assuming there is still fuel in the cylinder.
Thanks, I'm new to the use of this stove. So, when disconnected the butane or propane bottles will self seal until used again. @@TheOneCanoe
It's not brass it's couted aluminum.
Propane in the long run is a bad investment. I’m my experience the Iwatani EPR-A cassette style burner has the best output/fuel consumption ratio. But as a drawback it isn’t as sturdy of a unit to support heavier pans.
just I got it from Walmart, I was confuse, how to use it, thank you , this video was great sharing information, now I know , 🫡🫡