🔌 Jeebel Camp 24-inch LPG Adapter Extension Hose with EN417 Lindal Valve Output - Connects 1L Propane Small Tank Review

The product serves its purpose. The thread is a bit off and it took a few tries to get it right. He constantly wanted to cross paths. In any case, I'm looking forward to it. What I like about a propane torch is that this adapter has made it possible to use it for the first time in many years.

Light and inexpensive adapter. I use this on my Dpower portable stove: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00PW7HL8A/ref=cm_cr_arp_mb_bdcrb_top?ie=UTF8 An easy way to use plenty and cheap Coleman propane tanks. I expect to use it for car camping occasionally. No problems with leaks or too much pressure. You only have to open the valve slightly for the flame to roar.

This is a simple and functional product. The best a product can do is the function you bought it for. This one does. Very good. Good quality. Good sealing, excellent threading, feels solid and very poor in detail. This is an adapter, not a main part, but it has a functional design and solid construction. Perfect! Now I can use large propane tanks. money well spent.

I'm not sure why this product has such price fluctuations. I bought it less than 30 days ago for $9.90 and now it's $16.90. It's also a great adapter. Others have mentioned that the threads are a bit rough on the LPG side and I've experienced that too. You have to be careful not to mix it up, but that wasn't a big problem. The eyelid carving is very good/precise. I would recommend attaching the adapter to the tank first and then mounting the stove. Very good adaptor. I'm glad I now have a…

Update: Your support team sent me a new adapter that seems slightly better than the previous one. With a little fiddling, I was able to bolt it to a Coleman propane tank. The threads aren't cut perfectly, so they loosen in some places and tighten in others when you tighten them. To be on the safe side, I tested it with 3 different banks. Generally the new one works, but the manufacturer needs to do some work with the tools to get it right. I've played around with this on two different tanks and

LPG adapter. I bought one of these on 04/09/17 to pair with a microphone that uses Lindal type propane. I thought the Lindal gear would use a lot less gas than standard propane tanks but wanted an option with cheaper standard propane tanks. And I was right, the mic with this adapter used about 3/4 tank of fuel compared to my standard single jacket flashlight which used about 1/2 tank during my hike. The original adapter worked perfectly and was so good that I thought I'd replace my other…