907 gas refill cost

[foss]

Once again with various prices around the country is this not a case of filing your own?? plenty posts on what equipment you need to do it with success .It's not a new thing to decant from one bottle to another .done it for years decant propane from the bottles at work also pure argon for our home tig welders which is a bit more complicated because argon bottles have a non return valve. Just think as filling your butane lighter same principle.
Just filled my 907 bottle for my cadac cost approx £2:50

 

[Drive Wayne]

Once again with various prices around the country is this not a case of filing your own?? plenty posts on what equipment you need to do it with success .It's not a new thing to decant from one bottle to another .done it for years decant propane from the bottles at work also pure argon for our home tig welders which is a bit more complicated because argon bottles have a non return valve. Just think as filling your butane lighter same principle.
Just filled my 907 bottle for my cadac cost approx £2:50

Following Summer Camp, just refilled our 907 with 1.5kg from a 15kg Calor bottle. Not a difficult process with the correct gear from B.E.S. 98% full, it will last our Scottish trip with no worries now.

 

[Dellmassive]

loving the re-fill setup now. .

we got two 907s on the go . . .

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but have now invested in a better way of measuring the weights.

https://amzn.to/4dpIHBq

 

[davebond101]

If you are using the gas canisters rather than the 907 bottles. This would allow it to work with a dial ring hob. I have done it in a push.

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It would supply two rings, but if you do that and a grill. It might then struggle.

But from the comments above, I believe there to be a difference in performance between the following two

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The top one being wider has much more surface area to allow the liquid gas to "deliquefy", so maintains a better pressure. Yes they both work but might not be truly equal even though the bottom type are much cheaper!

 

[Lubrown]

Costs in Carrefour Orbec this week…

 

[foss]

Bit confused what do actually get for that price is the €72 a empty bottle and the €92 full??

 

[oldiebut goodie]

58.72 euros and 24.92 euros is what I am reading.
buy whole full bottle or buy refill

 

[GUMY]

That's how I read it, but to be fair it does appear to be written in an obscure French dialect!

 

[Lubrown]

That's how I read it, but to be fair it does appear to be written in an obscure French dialect!

I read it as 58.72 for a full one too but it’s all different round these parts, not just how they write stuff - the arrows in a one way system around car parks apparently mean the opposite to arrows in England!

 

[GUMY]

I heard they even drive around roundabouts the other way too

 

[Dellmassive]

Just back from Silverstone...

Looks like my bros 907 has lasted him for about 2 weeks of camping days.

Running a 4 burner Planchette hot plate thing.

Not bad for a £15 refill.

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Now time for a top-up refill.

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[Sackmycook]

A very nice breakfast indeed although I like my sausages slightly more charred

 

[Dellmassive]

A very nice breakfast indeed although I like my sausages slightly more charred

Cumberlands apparently. Were very nice...

They had Black Pudding too, but I couldn't bring myself to eat that...soz for the Black pud lovers.

It's just not my thing.

 

[Sackmycook]

It's the best breakfast item, black pudding!
Dipped in runny egg with a bit of toast for crunch
.....reaching for frying pan now

 

[KR.]

Randolph Gas Supplies, Kirkcaldy, Fife. £45 for 907, with an empty exchange.

 

[Dellmassive]

i have a question for you very clever Gas knowledgeable people. . .


we have one of these from Costco from the other month,

finally come to give it a test run.





i want to run it off a 907, as i have a few spare and its more convienient.

i checked the book,

it says Butane is ok at 28-30 mBar,



and i checked the Reg` and it shows 29mBar, so thats a match.




the issue and problem seems to be that the 907 is freezing causing low pressure and flame out - not good as its not got a saftey shutoff.

the books shows a burn rate of 1273 g/h.

so whats the max g/h the 907 + reg can do?


is it the Mg 0.8Kg.h @ 29mbar? - on the Reg?





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if thats the case then maybe the 800g/h cant keep up with the burn rate of 1273g/h?

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there is a high and low setting on the fire pit. . so ill try the lower setting.


in any case.


what is the run time i can expect for a full 907?


at either 1273g/h?

or if the max is 800g/h, then whats the max run time at that rate?


assuming is the 4.5Kg devided by the 0.8Kg/h? - 4.5/0.8= 5.6hrs

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or by writing this all out, and going through it.

have i just answered my own question?.


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hmm. . . .


best go check the RED Propane reg that it come with to check what its flow rate is?

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[Dellmassive]

i have a question for you very clever Gas knowledgeable people. . .


we have one of these from Costco from the other month,

finally come to give it a test run.

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i want to run it off a 907, as i have a few spare and its more convienient.

i checked the book,

it says Butane is ok at 28-30 mBar,

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and i checked the Reg` and it shows 29mBar, so thats a match.

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the issue and problem seems to be that the 907 is freezing causing low pressure and flame out - not good as its not got a saftey shutoff.

the books shows a burn rate of 1273 g/h.

so whats the max g/h the 907 + reg can do?


is it the Mg 0.8Kg.h @ 29mbar? - on the Reg?



View attachment 257291

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if thats the case then maybe the 800g/h cant keep up with the burn rate of 1273g/h?

--


there is a high and low setting on the fire pit. . so ill try the lower setting.


in any case.


what is the run time i can expect for a full 907?


at either 1273g/h?

or if the max is 800g/h, then whats the max run time at that rate?


assuming is the 4.5Kg devided by the 0.8Kg/h? - 4.5/0.8= 5.6hrs

...


or by writing this all out, and going through it.

have i just answered my own question?.


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more details.



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hmm. . . .


best go check the RED Propane reg that it come with to check what its flow rate is?

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this is what it come with. . .



and looks like that reg can do 1.5Kg/hr,

thats 1500mg/hr -- so more than enough to keep the heater going full steam.




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looks like if i want to use the 907, ill just have to go easy on it and keep to the low setting.. . .


basically the burner can use gas faster than the reg can deliver it.



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[foss]

Mite be better with propane!!, Propane burns hotter than butain and is less likely to freeze when you burn larger quantities..

 

[Dellmassive]

back on the 907 gas bottle. . .


we used this HeaterBuddy gas heater at Silverstone last week.

they work great.



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https://amzn.to/3Mp4GNE

but the Propane gas bottles are expensive, . . .

https://amzn.to/4cJ6bAY

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so we got the converter adapter and uses these C500 cans instead.

https://amzn.to/3Z8uJjQ

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• 'Comes with adapter for butane and propane cartridges with EN 417 thread (7/16 x 28 UNEF)

the question is. . . . what do i need to get this running off a 907 gas bottle. . . . . ?




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[Bargy62]

Is it safe to run a gas heater like that inside ie open flame
Personally I've always been paranoid about carbon monoxide
But I could be totally wrong