Hi guys, new fella here. I'm pretty keen on camping and being outdoors in general.
All this time, I've been using my trusty lantern that runs on CV470 camping gaz canisters.
These canisters have been getting exponentially more expensive over the years. I was wondering is there an "adapter" of some sorts that allows me to run my lantern using commonly available kmart butane canisters?
Butane canister adapter
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Butane canister adapter
by zobster » Tue 03 Nov, 2015 4:49 pm
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Re: Butane canister adapter
by keithy » Wed 04 Nov, 2015 1:14 am
Not seen any adapters that go from bayonette nozzle to CV470.
I have seen CV470 to EN417/Lindal converters like this, but that won't help you:
There are adapters from bayonette nozzle to EN417 / Lindal screw in valves, like this from Kovea:
http://kovea.com/wp-content/uploads/201 ... 504-00.jpg
Kovea has an LPG adapter as well, but it goes to a EN417 valve, so won't help you again:
http://kovea.com/wp-content/uploads/201 ... 701-00.jpg
If you don't find anything, it might be cheaper in the long run to get an new screw in lantern that uses the Lindal screw in valve. Kovea has them and you can see in the pics here that they can use the straight nozzle cartridges http://www.kovea.com.ph/index.php?route ... duct_id=61
I have seen CV470 to EN417/Lindal converters like this, but that won't help you:
There are adapters from bayonette nozzle to EN417 / Lindal screw in valves, like this from Kovea:
http://kovea.com/wp-content/uploads/201 ... 504-00.jpg
Kovea has an LPG adapter as well, but it goes to a EN417 valve, so won't help you again:
http://kovea.com/wp-content/uploads/201 ... 701-00.jpg
If you don't find anything, it might be cheaper in the long run to get an new screw in lantern that uses the Lindal screw in valve. Kovea has them and you can see in the pics here that they can use the straight nozzle cartridges http://www.kovea.com.ph/index.php?route ... duct_id=61
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Re: Butane canister adapter
by zobster » Wed 04 Nov, 2015 11:58 am
That's what I been struggling with. On average I use 1-2 canisters per trip, more if I'm beach fishing.
I've thought of getting a new lantern so that I can use the butane canisters but this lantern has been with me for a long time and it has great sentimental value.
I've thought of getting a new lantern so that I can use the butane canisters but this lantern has been with me for a long time and it has great sentimental value.
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