New subscriber here. I did a search on adapters, because I've been trying all different ones myself, and it brought me here. Thanks for the info. This is a pretty cool setup I'd like to try eventually!
I have several Campingmoon devices including this and the stove, I find their products well made and several very innovative ones. Very handy, I’ve used it several times with no issues. You can get the adapters if you prefer propane, I car/tent camp and use the legally refillable 1 pound propane canisters because I camp for several weeks I bring them full and refill out of my 5 lbs tank if needed, very inexpensive this way and convenient, I use my BRS stove for coffee and cook my meal on the stove you’re showing at the same time with this device. Great video as always, thanks.
Nice to see a review of this product. I’d been looking at it on Amazon. PaleoHikerMD did a review of a similar camping moon product that works with butane canister, but I was thinking that there would be more flexibility in a lindal valve to lindal valve remote stove adapter. That way you could use a butane canister to lindal valve adapter or a propane cylinder to lindal valve adapter and have three potential fuels. Also I think this would be a better way of using propane than having an adapter and stove way up high on top of a propane cylinder.
Seems great for cooking your fish in one pan and your rice in another at the same time. 2 guys with two of these could make a feast in the Boundary Waters. hmmm, might get one for myself and brother. Thanks, Mark
G'day Mark, thats pretty nifty, particularly with the lamp arrangement you showed. Another one with a great folding leg design too. However; for 2 X remote stoves, (or 1 remote and 1 non-remote atop the cannister), just a "T" adapter is all that's needed and of course each stove will still have it's own flame adjustment/isolator. Incidentally; I use the same principle on a larger scale with a 4.5 or 9 kg LPG bottle, car camping, (at an un-powered site), one outlet for the 3 way fridge, (very miserly on gas), and the other for a 2 burner cooking unit. The only difference being, you have the addition of a "master" isolator at the bottle. Cheers Duke.
Campingmoon has a similar one like the one you’re describing made for a single Isobutane canister and of course you can get adapters for propane or butane if that’s your preference.
@@MarkYoungBushcraft I'm honored that you replied! I've already watched that review a few times, and it influenced me to buy one. The thing is amazing, boils water ridiculously quick! So thank you for your content
I think it would be nice if it already had a remote burner, but I do see the benefit of being able to try out different burners. Two different burners for different cooking tasks. I can also see if you want to use two exact burners for convenience. ✌️🇨🇦🇺🇸✌️By the way, they also have two different burner setups for the butane canisters.
That’s actually a pretty good idea, though I could see a few potential accidents with it. Did you get a chance to really use it with 2 stoves? Is it able to supply 2 adequately?
Hi Jim. Yes, I should have mentioned that. I did try it with two stoves and could see no difference between them when turning one up then the other, alternating between each. I expect the gas flow is restricted enough that the tank pressure remains high enough to supply both. Thanks for commenting
I tried one of those ĺast year while backpacking; I connected everything correctly, used the stove to cook my evening meal, completely turned off the stove (which worked flawlessly on its own), and woke up the following morning with an empty gas canister. The adapter leaks.
@@MarkYoungBushcraft Mine was purchased through Aliexpress, with no direct connection to Camping Moon itself. I have had no personal contact with Camping Moon myself.
New subscriber here. I did a search on adapters, because I've been trying all different ones myself, and it brought me here. Thanks for the info. This is a pretty cool setup I'd like to try eventually!
Works great. Thanks for the sub
My pleasure! @@MarkYoungBushcraft
I have several Campingmoon devices including this and the stove, I find their products well made and several very innovative ones. Very handy, I’ve used it several times with no issues. You can get the adapters if you prefer propane, I car/tent camp and use the legally refillable 1 pound propane canisters because I camp for several weeks I bring them full and refill out of my 5 lbs tank if needed, very inexpensive this way and convenient, I use my BRS stove for coffee and cook my meal on the stove you’re showing at the same time with this device. Great video as always, thanks.
I may consider picking up a few more of the Campingmoon adapters to test. Thanks for commenting
I can see how that would be really useful when cooking, great way to get 2 burners going at once. Thanks for sharing Mark.
Lighter and smaller than two canisters for sure. Thanks for commenting Steve
Handy Item With A Fair Price As Well Thanks For Sharing This Mark ! You & Yours Have A Safe & Merry Christmas ! ATB T God Bless
Thanks for commenting Terry
Nice accessory! It looks pretty compact, too. Better put that on the list for Santa.
Better be quick. Only 4 days left😅. Thanks for commenting
excellent video!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for commenting
Nice to see a review of this product. I’d been looking at it on Amazon. PaleoHikerMD did a review of a similar camping moon product that works with butane canister, but I was thinking that there would be more flexibility in a lindal valve to lindal valve remote stove adapter. That way you could use a butane canister to lindal valve adapter or a propane cylinder to lindal valve adapter and have three potential fuels. Also I think this would be a better way of using propane than having an adapter and stove way up high on top of a propane cylinder.
Campingmoon has a number of combinations. One I like and may get separates both Lindal valves from the canister. Thanks for commenting
Seems great for cooking your fish in one pan and your rice in another at the same time. 2 guys with two of these could make a feast in the Boundary Waters. hmmm, might get one for myself and brother. Thanks, Mark
There you go. That is all the reason you need😅. Thanks for commenting
G'day Mark, thats pretty nifty, particularly with the lamp arrangement you showed. Another one with a great folding leg design too. However; for 2 X remote stoves, (or 1 remote and 1 non-remote atop the cannister), just a "T" adapter is all that's needed and of course each stove will still have it's own flame adjustment/isolator. Incidentally; I use the same principle on a larger scale with a 4.5 or 9 kg LPG bottle, car camping, (at an un-powered site), one outlet for the 3 way fridge, (very miserly on gas), and the other for a 2 burner cooking unit. The only difference being, you have the addition of a "master" isolator at the bottle. Cheers Duke.
Hi Duke, You have given me some ideas to get more versatility from this device. Thanks for commenting
Campingmoon has a similar one like the one you’re describing made for a single Isobutane canister and of course you can get adapters for propane or butane if that’s your preference.
Nice
Thanks for commenting
That would have been handy in the Summer to boil some water with the Thermacell Backpacker running.
Yes, good call. Thanks for commenting
Good review Mark thanks for sharing YAH bless !
Most welcome. Thanks for commenting
Hook 2 upright stoves to this thing (sugestion: campingmoon's windmaster clone) and voila, you have a BRS-32 that's even smaller!
God idea. I actually have a review on the Campingmoon stove you mention. One of my favourites. Thanks for commenting
@@MarkYoungBushcraft I'm honored that you replied! I've already watched that review a few times, and it influenced me to buy one. The thing is amazing, boils water ridiculously quick! So thank you for your content
I think it would be nice if it already had a remote burner, but I do see the benefit of being able to try out different burners. Two different burners for different cooking tasks. I can also see if you want to use two exact burners for convenience. ✌️🇨🇦🇺🇸✌️By the way, they also have two different burner setups for the butane canisters.
Yes, I noticed the other burner adapters. I may take a closer look at them. Thanks for commenting
its nice (I orderd one few days ago), it would be brilliat if the hose had some more length...
I can see that. I believe they have extension hoses as well. Thanks for commenting
Neat device!
Thanks for commenting
That's a great accessory.
It really is! Thanks for commenting
That’s actually a pretty good idea, though I could see a few potential accidents with it. Did you get a chance to really use it with 2 stoves? Is it able to supply 2 adequately?
Hi Jim. Yes, I should have mentioned that. I did try it with two stoves and could see no difference between them when turning one up then the other, alternating between each. I expect the gas flow is restricted enough that the tank pressure remains high enough to supply both. Thanks for commenting
I tried one of those ĺast year while backpacking; I connected everything correctly, used the stove to cook my evening meal, completely turned off the stove (which worked flawlessly on its own), and woke up the following morning with an empty gas canister. The adapter leaks.
Unfortunate. I have not had that experience with mine. How did the company respond?
@@MarkYoungBushcraft Mine was purchased through Aliexpress, with no direct connection to Camping Moon itself. I have had no personal contact with Camping Moon myself.
Just wish the height of the adaptor is lower like the MSR low down.
Yes, the Lowdown is lower and also looks like it has a wider stance. Of course, it does not have the second attachment point. Thanks for commenting
Can you invert the canister?
Yes, you could, as long as the stove is designed for use in fluid mode (has a generator tube). Thanks for commenting