Sir, this is a very helpful video. Thank you.

Very helpful! Thanks!

What a great video!!! Five minutes, packed with facts, no waffle. If only the rest of KZfaq was like this I'd have about a year of my life back ;) ~~~~~~~~~ "a winner all round" ... Not necessarily on the financial side though? I suppose everyone will be a bit different but does anyone have a formula for working out £instalation v £gas used before it breaks even?

Got to be a winner all round? I do like the idea but I'd need to use a hell of a lot of gas or become unable to lift my exchangeable bottle for it to really make sense. My MH has diesel heating and I guess that really helps my LPG usage, especially in the Alps at Easter. Very clear video but a bit of comment on costs and payback would be good, as well as covering concerns that some places won't let you refill. Any issue with the underslung tank on Eurotunnel? Thanks.

But what about the safety of that huge gas container under your van with so many speed humps around? Scrape ✨ boom

Just one problem some petrol stations ie Shell are getting rid of the LPG pumps and replacing them with electric charging points Shell says there is no demand for LPG gas in cars anymore. So we will be left with no gas.

Are there any adaptors for a calor patio canister? It’s not a screw in type one. Thanks !

Excellent tutorial. One question: Is there any problem with the bolt tank mounted below the campervan during winter time once using the car in below zero temperatures?

Safe fill

hello what psi flexi 2 foot hose is that on your 6kg bottle is it ok to use it to fill a 13kg bottle at 80% what do i ask for

Hi do you know what the biggest size tank you can fit on a Peugeot boxer xlwb Thanks

Not up to date info, the LPG Safefill plastic fibre glass reinforced bottles are TREMENDOUSLY lighter cost around £170 but automatically shut off refilling when necessary so safe to fill yourself at petrol stations and "AND" you can visibly see the fuel level but LPG at petrol stations carries 20%VAT which it doesn't at calor gas retailers that sell LPG.

What happens if you go over a hump back bridge with the camper van and bust the lpg tank open? Is it a case of 💥? Followed by 🏥?

What is the grey stuff applied to the tank?

There are several exchange bottle suppliers within a ten mile radius of my house but only one LPG supplier which is at the edge of that 10 mile radius. I had LPG fitted as an alternative engine fuel in my last camper but hardly ever used it as there was never a supplier open when I needed one. I think I'll avoid the not inconsiderable expense of having refillable LPG and just stick with twin butane bottles as I reckon I would need to keep the camper for 20 years or so just to break even. LPG is not quite the winner all round that the video suggests.

How to connect with alpine gas tank? Thanks

Where to buy adapters?

Does the gas bottle need to be empty to refill or can you top up a bottle that still has partial amount of gas in? If you can top up a bottle, what about when you open the bottle tap to let fresh gas in, what stops the gas already in the bottle leaking out as you try to top it up with new gas? I am puzzled I know. Help

Yes indeed

Lots of places to exchange cylinders, not so many stations catering for lpg, which is why most car owners have kept away. Far too expensive and too much hassle compared to swapping cylinders.

Flammable gas tank fitted in the crumple zone?

For even an ardent tourer, is the risk and inconvenience of having a refillable canister underneath the caravan worth it? LPG powered cars are excluded from Eurotunnel

The only downside to them is if you are staying on a site for long periods of time. You have to move your rig to get get gas.

Can I convert an exchange bottle to a refillable one, anybody know?

That’s a gas!

STOP putting background music to videos with *narration* .. it ONLY makes it HARDER to hear what you are saying and is VERY distracting ... EVERYONE STOP DOING THIS.. we are NOT here to listen to music !!