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I'll swap you an adapter for a few empty canisters.

I'm happy with the title of tight arse. Means I'm happy for the kids or others to borrow gear. A 9kg cylinder at $25 works out around 82 fills or 32 cents a fill for the little cans.

Makes a deafening sound when I sit down too quickly.

Mind you I'll need to buy new gas bottles very shortly and then they probably wont fit.

I think it is a bit hit and miss. I bought two and they both fit perfectly.

Seems everyone sells them at roughly the $10 mark for the 110g MSR. The 230g version is only $6.50 at Mitre10. Go figure. :cave:

Thanks Munsey, I'll be heading over that direction later so will have a looksie.

Funny you should say that. I'm more qualified as an engineer than for IT.

I should be with the first part. I'm in IT.

Anyone know where I can buy 110g gas cannisters in Chch? Didn't know they existed till a few hours ago.

No, in my line I often work through the night because it's quiet and systems are not in use. Longest stretch was Monday to Friday with one hours sleep. The wee-est one is 14; I'm tooo young to have a...

Yes, but there is a certain amount in the gas form sitting on top. You dont want to transfer in in gas form as that requires energy change to convert to gas in the donor cylinder and another energy...

You're onto it.