What Butane Stove?

[TyBoo]

When the can ices up I just swap it out with a warm one and use up the rest of it later. It is only frustrating when the flame dies down while the coffee is perking. I don't use one of the butane jobs on the boat anymore so it's no problem. It sure is working good for the greenhouse plumbing.

The frost on the outside of a propane tank is what tells me how much is left in the 100 pounder when running the crab cooker.

I like the comment about refrigeration systems working that way. When I was 18 and just starting on my job at the mill there was an old timer (probably mid 30s but he looked old to me) working on a cooling unit. I asked him about how a propane refer worked with a flame making things cold. He explained all of it to me and I understood it then, but the one lasting point he made was telling me there is no such thing as cold - only the absence of heat. Cold is just a word.

Now that Harvey is going to Walmart for the stove I figured I could eat his smoked fish and sidetrack this thread.

[hardee]

No, not yet, I'm coming, really. Maybe when the roads are dry and the temps aren't hovering in the 40's. Would like to be thawed enough to at least have a proper visit -- in biker that means being about to get off the bike and stand up.


Harvey
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