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I need to buy a camping stove urgently, and the only reasonably-priced ones I can find in stores near me (Decathlon) say in their description you should only use Butane/Propane mix cartridges from the same manufacturer. How true is this?
Is it possible to cheaply make or buy an adapter?
backstory
>be me
>2016 class trip with highschool class during last year of highschool
>everyone's parents are city yuppies that never take them /out/
>My dad took me /out/ camping a bit so I make fires and prepare food for the whole class
>class trip ends and I forget about this; wasn't a big deal
>fast forward to today, studying in different city where many people from HS are
>new years party
>meet hot gril from HS who happens to be there
>shes gotten hotter and become a organic sustainable art hoe
>after talking a bit, she says she likes "feeling close to nature" and stuff
>whatever.jpeg
>talks more during the whole night, at one point says "anon you're like really good at like outdoors stuff right? I remember in highschool you made a so good stew on the campfire.. do you think we could go camping together and you could make it for me?"
>say yes, thought she'd forget about it anyways
>today
>get a message from her, says shes "fed up with the city" (dk how to translate to english) and she wants to go hike in a National park with some mountains an hour outside the city.
>I say yes
>"nice, how about friday"
>uuh ok
>hike she wants to do is above treeline + everything is cold and damp right now so I can't make a fire
(tl; dr)
I need to buy a stove sometime thursday (I have work tomorrow), and the store has some reasonably priced ones (20 to 40 euros, pic related is 30), but I don't want to pay to become the butanewhore for one brand
I want to take my stove with me in other countries, including ones that might not have the same store and brand.
Is it possible to cheaply make or buy an adapter?
backstory
>be me
>2016 class trip with highschool class during last year of highschool
>everyone's parents are city yuppies that never take them /out/
>My dad took me /out/ camping a bit so I make fires and prepare food for the whole class
>class trip ends and I forget about this; wasn't a big deal
>fast forward to today, studying in different city where many people from HS are
>new years party
>meet hot gril from HS who happens to be there
>shes gotten hotter and become a organic sustainable art hoe
>after talking a bit, she says she likes "feeling close to nature" and stuff
>whatever.jpeg
>talks more during the whole night, at one point says "anon you're like really good at like outdoors stuff right? I remember in highschool you made a so good stew on the campfire.. do you think we could go camping together and you could make it for me?"
>say yes, thought she'd forget about it anyways
>today
>get a message from her, says shes "fed up with the city" (dk how to translate to english) and she wants to go hike in a National park with some mountains an hour outside the city.
>I say yes
>"nice, how about friday"
>uuh ok
>hike she wants to do is above treeline + everything is cold and damp right now so I can't make a fire
(tl; dr)
I need to buy a stove sometime thursday (I have work tomorrow), and the store has some reasonably priced ones (20 to 40 euros, pic related is 30), but I don't want to pay to become the butanewhore for one brand
I want to take my stove with me in other countries, including ones that might not have the same store and brand.