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- From michael at 12/24/11 7:19 PM
- does this burn unleaded gas? coleman stove gas?
i know multi fuel means chances are yes but could we get a list of fuels it WON'T burn? - Thank you for the question. The MSR Dragonfly burns white gas, kerosene, unleaded auto fuel, diesel, and jet fuel.
I don't recommend using any other types of fuel. Thanks! - Do you find this question helpful? Yes No
- does this burn unleaded gas? coleman stove gas?
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Simmer with a multi-fuel? Now you can!
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The DragonFly is a stove that’s won design accolades in both the North American and European outdoor industries and stands alone for many reasons. One of the most noteworthy is its innovative CoolFuel™ Valve, which yields an adjustable flame that goes from birthday candle to blowtorch with a simple turn of the knob. MSR designers infused this stove with simple and straightforward features like super-stable pot supports, a self-cleaning Shaker Jet and field maintenance as well as a design that folds compactly into itself. The Dragonfly can run on a variety of fuels as well, which will enable you to slay the hunger dragons quickly.
Package includes: Fuel pump, windscreen, heat reflector, small-parts kit, instructions, and stuff sack. (Fuel bottle not included.)
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Manufacturer MSR Weight 17.1 oz. Made in USA Mfg Sku/Part Number 11774 Fuel Type Multi-Fuel Boil Time 3.5 Min for 1 Liter Stove Igniter No Igniter Stove System Stove Only Other Features Multi-fuel, complete flame adjustability
Extra-wide pot supports
Folds down to 1/3 its working size
This mother hums
Fuel bottle not included - Product Reviews
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- Great backpacking stove Review by timothy
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Price Value Quality We have had this stove for a few years now. It is amazing, and we have taken it everywhere with us. The stove is compact and easy to set up, but is also really stable for boiling in bigger pots. It has a twist valve for flame control and you can go from a slow simmer to a jet engine in seconds.
This thing puts out a ton of heat when you need it. Another advantage is the use of refillable liquid gas canisters. This way, when you come home with extra fuel in your container, you can top it off for next time. If you use a cartridge stove, chances are you are not going to want to waste the space in your pack carrying a canister with an unknown amount of fuel left.
We love this thing, and highly recommend it as a backpacking stove.(Posted on 11/1/11)
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