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Boat: Columbia 8.7m, Rol'n Rose
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| Propane Tanks
hi all, I am thinking about putting a propane stove in my boat. I can get a good deal of a locker which has the capacity to hold 2 - 10lb bottles. Not sure if this is enough propane, thinking i might have to get them filled quite often. Very general question, anybody have any insight into consumption rate of propane when living aboard. I plan on either using the stove inside or the barque outside once a day. |
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