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Have you seen my european gas bottles for sale on ebay ??? search in community for 'hollidaygeoffrey'.

 

If you are going to spend a reasonable length of time (we say 'off site camping', others call it wildcamping) in a particular country, it pays to have a gas bottle of that country.

 

Be quick you could get one for 99p :-D

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Apart from the self advertisement, which is not generally welcome, perhaps you could explain what, exactly, a "European gas bottle" is?  While you're at it, you might also explain how one such can be sold for 99p, and how it might be used in a motorhome.  The only European gas cylinder generally available is Camping Gaz, which is butane only, but can usually be exchanged throughout Europe.  Otherwise, refillable cylinders can, as suggested, be re-filled in most European countries.  All other cylinders are branded, are the property of the supplier - who hires them to the user, and may only be exchanged for full cylinders, and not re-filled by others.  What, therefore, are you offering, how can it claim to be European, and how/where can it be exchanged/refilled?

Facts please.

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Brian:

 

Searching e-bay on "gas bottle" indicates that loneranger is offering 4 secondhand 'exchange only' steel canisters, each with an appropriate regulator - a Spanish (Repsol) bottle, two Greek bottles and a 13kg French bottle. The starting bid-price for each canister + regulator is set at 99p.

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Derek Uzzell - 2008-03-22 8:29 AM Brian: Searching e-bay on "gas bottle" indicates that loneranger is offering 4 secondhand 'exchange only' steel canisters, each with an appropriate regulator - a Spanish (Repsol) bottle, two Greek bottles and a 13kg French bottle. The starting bid-price for each canister + regulator is set at 99p.

Thank you Derek.  I don't "do" e-bay, and really couldn't be bothered, but how much easier it would have been to understand what he was saying if he'd just set it out as you have.  "European", Pah!

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I'm not an e-bayer either - that's why I couldn't understand the community searching instruction.

 

There are plenty of 'exchange only' gas-bottles being flogged on e-bay and I've always wondered about the legality of doing this on the basis that each bottle will have begun life as the property of a gas-supplying company and (as far as I can see) will always remain so. Can't say it's ever worried me much though and I've managed to accrue a small collection of freebie Calor bottles via a local recycling centre.

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