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Primus Atle Stove and BBQ - 2010 BCS
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The Primus Atle Stove and BBQ lets you stay true to your new year’s resolution to eat pancakes every day, even when you go camping. This stove features a stove on one side and a grill on the other for flipping flap jacks and grilling bacon at the same time so you can turn out a breakfast feast in the wilderness.
- Folding and attached side wind shields keep your flames from fizzling in the breeze
- Individual and adjustable flame control lets you cook the bacon and cakes at different temperatures
- Removable grill tray with non-stick coating and removable chrome grate make clean up easy
- Flexible hose connects to a 1lb propane tank for easy fuel change
Bottom Line: Pancakes and bacon for everyone.
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I would like to buy this product, but I'm concerned that
I would like to buy this product, but I'm concerned that the propane containers we use in Norway won't fit the hose. Do you know anything about that??
By: Women 29
June 4, 2010
Hey there in Norway,
Not sure what the connection on your propane tanks is like, though, if you are still interested check out Primus's website and get in touch with someone there who can provide an exact answer. Follow the link to Contact Primus:
http://nagear.com/contact.php
By: Jason Fox
October 5, 2010
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Chris Chambless
June 2, 2010
Just got the grill about an hour ago. Backcountry really came through for me with the overnight shipping. We're leaving for Yosemite tomorrow and kind of waited til the last minute to buy our stove. We usually pack really light with backpacking stoves so this car camping thing is new to us.
When I unboxed it, it looked great, but I got pretty worried pretty fast when I could not get the propane hose to screw onto the internal fitting. I kept twisting and twisting and the threads never would catch. I thought maybe they were stripped.
Obviously I had no hope of returning it today and getting a replacement by tomorrow. So I just kept fiddling with it until I got it to work. If you come across this problem, here's what it was. The male fitting, about an inch inside the right side of the stove was bent at an angle such that I was having trouble getting the threads to line up. I basically had to jam the thing on there and then bend it straight.
Then I was able to get it all the way screwed on and it fired up no problem.
I just cooked my first chicken sausage on it for a lunch time test and boy was it good.
Maybe I'll write another review after we get back from Yosemite.
Change me.
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2010 Model No Longer Available
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Just got the grill about an hour ago. Backcountry really came through for me with the overnight shipping. We're leaving for Yosemite tomorrow and kind more...
- Material:
- Stainless steel, chrome
- Fuel Type:
- Propane
- Boil Time:
- 3min
- Auto Ignition:
- Yes
- Windscreen:
- Yes
- Cleaning Tool:
- No
- Stuff Sack:
- No
- Hard Case:
- Yes, built-in
- Size:
- 23.2 x 12.6 x 5.3in (59 x 32 x 13.5cm) folded
- Weight:
- 13.2lb (620g)
- Recommended Use:
- Camping
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime