This may have been raised before but I can't find specifics for the 450g canister.
I know the full and empty weights for the 100 & 250g canisters but not the 450.
Can anyone shed light on that for me, perhaps for Kovea canisters?
Thanks in advance.
Gas canister weight
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Gas canister weight
by stuey69 » Mon 06 May, 2013 9:57 am
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Re: Gas canister weight
by Strider » Mon 06 May, 2013 11:04 am
Some manufacturers list the gross weight on their websites from memory.
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Re: Gas canister weight
by Mark F » Mon 06 May, 2013 8:06 pm
The weight is likely to be between 190 and 220 grams depending on the brand. I find that most canisters are over filled by about 2 - 5% - 230g Elemental brand has about 240g of gas in it.
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