I just picked up a new to me 1984 H22. I am picking up a few things that are missing and one of them is the stove. Does anyone have an Origo 1500 that they would be interested in selling?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Origo 1500 stove
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Did you mean 5100?
Those are highly sought after and hard to find... they quit makeing them years ago...but you can still find the canisters
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so if you run across one that just needs a canister, you might want to buy it. I love mine.
Those are highly sought after and hard to find... they quit makeing them years ago...but you can still find the canisters
Dometic ORIGO Fuel Container f/5100 [3880009-81]
ORIGO Fuel Canister for 5100The Dometic ORIGO Fuel Canister is specially designed to hold non-pressuried alcohol for use with ORIGO stoves. With a maximum stor
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so if you run across one that just needs a canister, you might want to buy it. I love mine.
You also might check the dimensions on this one and just get two and set them side-by-side in the existing space. Might need to do a slight mod but worth a quick check with the tape measure.
Amazon.com: B Baosity Outdoor Portable Stainless Steel Camping Cooking Spirit Burner Alcohol Stove : Sports & Outdoors
Amazon.com: B Baosity Outdoor Portable Stainless Steel Camping Cooking Spirit Burner Alcohol Stove : Sports & Outdoors
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Unfortunately, Dometic bought Origo and stopped making them.. The little one burner butane stoves do a great job, but ya have to be conscious of the possibility of leaks when storing the canisters..
Amazon.com : butane stove
The little alcohol one that granger linked looks to be a good alternative to the Origo, but they don't list a number for alcohol capacity..
Amazon.com : butane stove
The little alcohol one that granger linked looks to be a good alternative to the Origo, but they don't list a number for alcohol capacity..
Thanks for the feedback. I tried buying on this week on ebay and was outbid at the end. It went for $450. There is a brand new one on there listed for $800. I may wait to see if any used one comes available or it may be worth while to try the one granger recommends...they are around $20.
What is everyone's thoughts stoves like the Eureka SPRK+ or Soto/Jetboil type stoves?
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What is everyone's thoughts stoves like the Eureka SPRK+ or Soto/Jetboil type stoves?
camp stove at REI | REI Co-op
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Ya really want a wide base and not much height.. I have used several different backpacking stoves and my opinion the butane stoves like the Eureka or the others that I referenced (especially with built in ignition) are very good options.. I used a white- gasoline Coleman two burner stove on my old Spirit 23 for several years..
Those are nice. You just have to respect the butane. If you search on here you will find several creative ways to store butane bottles OUT of the cabin. Leaking butane in boat = BOOM! It sinks to the bilge whereas ethanol is less dense than air and escapes.Thanks for the feedback. I tried buying on this week on ebay and was outbid at the end. It went for $450. There is a brand new one on there listed for $800. I may wait to see if any used one comes available or it may be worth while to try the one granger recommends...they are around $20.
What is everyone's thoughts stoves like the Eureka SPRK+ or Soto/Jetboil type stoves?
camp stove at REI | REI Co-op
Why Are Propane and Butane Dangerous?
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The one storage option I liked the best was a piece of PVC pipe wide enough for the bottle to slip down into. The pipe was hose clamped to a stanchion and a cap placed over the top and bottom.
Here is a thread discussing various storage options.
Railing racks for propane bottles
During a recent trip to Canada I noticed a number of sail boats with propane tanks stored in racks on aft railings. I am looking for pro/con comments, suggestions, etc. and sources of supplies.
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Welcome to the forum and congratulations on your new sailboat!!
Ditto kloudie1..................I used white gasoline stoves for backpacking and camping for many years. I use a portable butane stove on my trailer for cooking outside. They are very low cost and the butane canisters are readily available at low cost.
For a small boat, I have to concur that a non-pressurized alcohol stove makes the most practical solution.
Actually I have two a single and a double.
The single came with the boat the double was given to me later on. Have not used either in a long time.