Excellent info. Thank you 👍

Thank you very much👍. See you in Alabama for the triple crown 👑

Thank you. I've noticed no one really shows how they just say do this. Hopefully this will help some people.

@@JasonOutdoors The bit at the end on the release was also really helpful for a newbie like me, thanks Jason!

Glad this was helpful. Thanks for the feedback 👍😊

Yeah definitely better than the landfill. Glad this was helpful.

That is something I like about the msr cans but the black ones are more readily available locally for me. I also try to start on a full can. Thanks for watching 👍

Wow, that is quite the collection. Glad this was helpful 🤘. Thank you.

You are welcome. Yes it's super easy to do. Hopefully something you can use down the road 👍

Thank you.. appreciate that. Pretty sure I understand what you mean but I'll still go check out his video.

Those things are a great money saver 👍

Why dont you just refill them

Oh yeah. Of course they won't tell you that to sell more fuel. It's definitely a money saver and easy to do. Thanks for watching 🤗

Thank you. I cleared a space in another room. Added some photos and set up the lights.

That's actually a pretty good idea. Might have to try that next time I refill. 👍

Would have to be careful about rust, these cans do rust pretty easily.

Don't add salt... but the ice water is a good idea. Boyle's Law & Charles Law... This is very similar to how we fill SCUBA tanks. We put the tank in a large tub of cold water. The receiving tank will always heat up as the pressure inside builds, and the expelling tank will always cool down as the pressure drops. Although, we use a compressor for SCUBA tanks, but most people will experience this phenomenon when spraying an aerosol can for prolonged periods. You'll also experience this pressurized heating and cooling of a cylinder on a commercial jetliner as it ascends and descends, cooling off as your airplane climbs, and heating up as your plane comes in for landing. This is why people start to sweat as the plane comes in on final approach, and not because they're stressing out... although, it could be a little of each.

Awesome! I'm always glad when I make something helpful. 🥰 The photos.. I took those.

Jason Outdoors Great stills!! Btw...you always teach or reteach us something!

No problem 👍

Thanks. You could hear the flow slow down as the canister warned up. If you overfill the canister and then use the stove you should be fine because you'll be using up the extra fuel you put in. The issue with over filling is that as the canister temperature rises.. like being in your pack on a hot day, the pressure will increase and it could cause the can to burst.

Thank you. I've had no issues mixing brands. In the video I used 2 different ones without problems. There is no freeze warning on the cans I have. I personally don't think you could over freeze it but to error on the safe side I wouldn't leave it in for a real long time. I've had good luck in the 20 minute range.

You are welcome. Hope this helps you down the line 👍

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You are welcome 👍

I think the idea is good and it would probably get you close. Temperature would be the big factor if the time would stay the same. I don't fill from empty anymore. I top off my cylinder before each trip, takes about a minute.

@@JasonOutdoors yes I guess there are variables that would come into play, such as you say temperature.... Your current idea is good too... Thanks for replying, much appreciated as was your video..

Still a good idea.. would make it quicker if you didn't have to keep separating them to weigh.

@@JasonOutdoors There you go brother . Jason's Outdoor canister refill kit . Become a millionaire :D Course old Gubs gets 10% for the idea lol . MB there is already such a thing out there . Have a good one .. bg

That would be great, but each time you did it, wouldn't the amout of weight of the hose and fitting that was registering on the small can change ever so slightly, depending on many factors of angle .... etc.?

This is what I do. I added an extension hose from aliexpress (in addition to the adapter). One side goes in hot water, the other into an ice bath on the scale. I connect the donor canister first, then briefly open the valve to flush air out of the hose. Then I connect the receiving canister, and use the shunt valve button to flush the air out from between the receiver and the valve. This is out of an abundance of caution, as someone mentioned the potential of rust causing moisture from the air (and I'd rather not have air in the canister anyways). Other considerations, the propane and isobutane will burn off first, leaving n-butane. So over time, refilling may reduce your cold weather performance. Careful you get one with lindal valves on both sides. Shop around, I think I paid $15. www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001552694419.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.3c1d3cfbnijl0l&algo_pvid=d1faf900-130e-4e02-b887-9a72dee8fd0a&algo_exp_id=d1faf900-130e-4e02-b887-9a72dee8fd0a-25

Thank you.🤘 And I'll be there.

Thank you very much 👍🤘😊

I know you can get an adapter to connect the stove to a regular propane can. Honestly I'm not sure about putting it into the smaller can.

Hi-I just read online that you absolutely should NOT refill with propane.

Still 9.99 at my local store. I know online prices have been going up so I'm sure it's a matter of time.

@@JasonOutdoors It that local Store a chain/coop or is it just a little shop? Where would you recommend looking other than online?

Yeah it's a chain but it's only in Wisconsin, Minnesota and the Dakotas. I've seen them at Meijer as well. If I remember correctly the prices we were decent.