I have not seen the ones from Gameco but I own a NASA and it is a beast, if you purchase one you will not be dissapointed.timmy said:Ok, I'm finally going to get myself a new burner,
I just want to know how the ones from gameco compare to the ones from g&g in terms of performance, easy to use etc.
cheers in advance.
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Doc said:Go the NASA burner.
I bought mine from Global Imports in Adelaide. It came with the braided gas line and HP regulator. It is awesome.
Beers,
Doc
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I have the gameco burner, see http://brewiki.org/BrewPotStand.timmy said:has anyone tried the gameco version?
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sosman said:Someone mentioned they used welding gloves to operate it[post="71429"][/post]
Yes, same here. I did use a welding glove to get near enough but discovered there was no need as you can easily use the other one.Doc said:On my NASA burner I do all the regulation on the regulator. I never have to touch the one on the stand.
Beers,
Doc
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Brizbrew said:I got a full one and it is already showing half empty on the fuse although I don't think they are that reliable.
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Useless for measuring gas you mean, they do have another important use. h34r:warrenlw63 said:Brizbrew said:I got a full one and it is already showing half empty on the fuse although I don't think they are that reliable.
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Briz.
Gas fuse guages are basically useless. They have 3 positions. Full, half and empty and nothing in between. Best remedy is to have a second gas bottle on standby.
Warren -
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