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oldun

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I would like to take a spare 907 with me. I have a modern campervan with the bulkhead type gas regulator.

Can I get a pigtail for the 907 or do I need to get a pigtail suitable for a Calor cylinder plus a Camping Gaz to Calor gas adapter?
 
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I think this is the one I use (I have Calor and Campingaz)

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So, if I read this correctly if I have the right connectors ( including pigtail) I can run camping gaz through the bulkhead regulator.
I'm only asking as I want back up for the calor gas bottles I have when travelling abroad. I have a couple of 907 cylinders from my tenting days.

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So, if I read this correctly if I have the right connectors ( including pigtail) I can run camping gaz through the bulkhead regulator.
I'm only asking as I want back up for the calor gas bottles I have when travelling abroad. I have a couple of 907 cylinders from my tenting days.
Yes.
A Calor butane pigtail with the adapter Barclaybasher showed would do the trick. It's what I have with my Gaslow system (just in case it runs out).
 
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I used a 907 as a backup many years ago, using an adaptor that 'converted' it to a calor fitting. Trouble is that they don't last long and it's a very expensive way to buy gas.
 

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I used a 907 as a backup many years ago, using an adaptor that 'converted' it to a calor fitting. Trouble is that they don't last long and it's a very expensive way to buy gas.
Agreed!

But, it is a bit like being too low on diesel - as we were once on a Sunday in France - the cost becomes almost immaterial, and you'd pay almost anything for some fuel to avoid running out.
 
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Price of gas is always relative............ always cheaper in France and Spain anyway............

Last year I 'torched on' a 50 metre roof with 2 x 907 bottles - 40 euros.............cheap!(y)

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