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Question: Can anyone advise on the best size frying pan to use on the stove portion of this unit?
Document: My husband loves this camp stove. It is his "baby" during our family camping trips. It's a great size; not too big and easy to pack. It lights quickly, every time. Clean up is relatively easy. The grill pan feature made some of the best burgers we've ever had. I'm deducting one star because it runs EXTREMELY hot, even on the lowest setting. Recommended.
With the wind deflector in place 4 inches is the largest pan/pot that will fit on the burner. The fuel attachment is easier to use than earlier models. The grill and the griddle work okay. When we have space in the Jeep, we take the full size Coleman stove and the full size grill - leave the Grill Stove at home.
The long grill burner also heats that 10 or 12 inch fry pan across the bottom quickly for bacon, eggs, etc. The grill itself will take some scrubbing when you get home if you have been grilling steaks.If you're looking to replace that old liquid fuel stove, do yourself a favor and get this unit, you won't be sorry.
Good product overall. Great compact unit for cooking for 2-3 people in all. You can perk your coffee and cook your eggs in a saute pan on the grill side then add you sausages or bacon etc. to the grill and you're done. Any more than 3 people though you would be better off with a seperate 2 burner stove and the larger stand alone full grill unit.
I received the stove today. Upon opening and inspecting it, the "oil pan" area right underneath the grill is full of holes. Some of the holes look rusty. The surface supposed to be a nice and smooth finish. This was obviously a bad piece of sheet metal that shouldn't have been used in the manufacturing process. I'm going to return it and have Amazon ship me a new unit. Buyer beware! I'm going to upload some photos so hopefully Amazon won't reship this unit to another customer.
The grill is coated and washable. It puts off the heat on both sides and grillin is best done on low setting. Line the pan below the grill with tinfoil for no mess bottom. Just remember to poke a hole for the grease trap and don't cover the ignitor with tinfoil. Sets up nicely and folds down conveniently with a handle to carry it. The grill seems to cook faster on the back half.
Just opened it up tonight, and hooked up a propane tank. The button lighter worked great, and there is a nice, even flame on both the burners. Large enough to grill for a family of 4. The non-stick grate for the grill is heavy-duty, along with the stand for the stove portion. Will have to see how it will hold up over a summer worth of use, but seems like it will be well up to the task!
I have grilled steaks and chicken on this unit. It cooks better than my  full size propane grill. It quickly sears a steak and the results are excellent. I bought the griddle and it expands the usefulness of the unit. I cooked several meals on one tank of gas. Love it!
It definitely takes a tender touch to adjust the flame to get it right, but it's definitely doable.Like other reviewers have said, the only cons I noticed were that when you put the griddle on (if you buy it) you can't close the lid. Also, it's not very easy to fit everything in the case if you intend to buy the case too.One other thing I found was that a big frying pan doesn't fit very well on it.
I still suspect that these weld burn-through marks are not visible on all of their stoves. If there is anyone reading this who bought one of these stove and does NOT have these marks, could you please leave a comment to that effect?As to the workings of the stove, The only think I can add (for now, since I haven't cooked with it yet) is that the knurled knob used to screw the gas inlet 'stem' into the stove is difficult to use.
Answer: yes