---- Frank Condelli <RAlanen@AOL.COM> wrote:
>         Jeff, two points, the green tanks can be refilled with an adapter available from Harbour Freight and possibly other locations.  I keep one in the van along with two green tanks that I can refill from the Westy tanks I have or from a barbecue tank.  That portable fridge can run off of the green tanks, barbecue tanks or your Westy tanks.  It's all int the fittings and adapters which are all available at propane supply places.

By "the green tanks," do you mean ones like the one pound Coleman tanks?  I thought it was illegal to refill them.  I thought they were for one-time use only.  But what do I know?  mcneely

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> On 2012-08-26, at 10:56 AM, Automatic digest processor <LISTSERV@GERRY.VANAGON.COM> wrote:
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> > Neat unit but I'm trying to get away from those disposable canisters. Looks l=
> > ike that unit would consume two every three days or so?  Thats expensive. An=
> > d they're not recyclable which makes me crazy. Ontario and likely other plac=
> > es treat it as hazardous waste. Wonder if it could be hooked up to a BBQ tan=
> > k. I'm forgetting at the moment if there are adapters to make the fittings c=
> > ompatible?  I'm sure there must be.
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> Cheers,
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> Frank Condelli
> Almonte, Ontario, Canada
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David McNeely