Camp Chef Stove

[brettmargo]

Hey all...wondering if anyone else is using a Camp Chef stove on the outside of the a frame using the propane hook up on the side? We don't like to cook indoors...and it seems like the perfect solution. I'm assuming I'll have to buy some sort of adapter...

[handbuilder]

I carry the 1 lb cannisters, havent tried to use the on board propane for the CC oven. They do sell the low flow adapters. I dont take the oven every trip, usually use the microwave or grill...altho the last couple trips out, I actually cooked inside. The A's stove works great & not as cramped as I thought it might be - no lingering odors or mess. My comfort level has risen each time I've cooked inside...I dont mind so much as I did in the first year of ownership. LOL

[brettmargo]

I'm talking about the camp stove...not the oven style ones..but that's good to know about the stove inside!

[rawlus]

im not, but id be interested in hearing any experiences. i like the idea of a stove/grill that uses the j-hook on the side of the camper and uses the built-in low-pressure quickconnect hose - the RVQ is alright, it just doesnlt throw a lot of heat... and its not the highest quality... there do not seem to be a lot of options in this area.

i am not interested in the larger and more bulky self-standing units like the weber Q, the party grills and so on. its more than i think we need for just 2 of us.

Ive taken to doing much more foil pack cooking over the fire instead and use the RVQ only for breakfast with a cast iron griddle on top of the grate.

[Vern]

You should read this thread if you haven't already.

http://www.forestriverforums.com/for...lls-43081.html