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cooking with mr.buddy heater
Phouvieng:
--- Quote from: mdeutsch on Jan 11, 2010, 11:49 PM ---I thought the grill approach might keep everything a little cleaner. Probably still use foil to contain any drips.
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Definitely, plus less to carry along. The only time I consider bringing my Coleman propane stove or propane grill is when I'm bringing a larger group of unexperienced fishermen/women, and I don't plan on getting much of it(fishing) done myself. So I can hop between cooking and catering to tangled lines, baiting hooks, and taking fish off.
Phouvieng:
Here's a question for you guys. Can a Buddy heater be laid on it's back? So that the grill is facing up? Or will this shut off the grill?
mdeutsch:
It will shutoff. I've heard of guys overiding the safety feature but I wouldn't post how to do it if I knew.
Phouvieng:
Yeah, I thought that would be cool. But modding to override a safety feature sounds a little sketchy.
tubby67:
--- Quote from: mdeutsch on Jan 11, 2010, 11:49 PM ---I thought the grill approach might keep everything a little cleaner. Probably still use foil to contain any drips.
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This is how I'm going to do it. ;D I have bought some small aluminum pans and wedged them between the handled and front grill they did work but I would like a more level surface. :tipup:
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