Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Can we use 15 lbs. propane tanks with this stove?
Document: I may consider buying the propane attachment for the stove so I can use the large white propane tanks instead of the little green ones.
I don't have flimsy problems like other reviews. Probably the manufacturer fixed them on latest batch. The grate is strong enough for large stock pots, 15 quarts. And talk about the high heat. It boils a 15 quarts of chilled soup in less than 10 mins. The heat deflectors on the burners will lose its shiny on the first use but that's normal when stainless steel got high heat. The discoloration is kind of sticking out as the whole unit is still shiny but I don't mind.
I never had any of the issues I read about from this stove. Not only does it boil water faster than my stove at home, it is quite cool that it makes cooking so much faster while camping. Honestly, the difference in propane it uses is not that much. IF you shop around for propane ahead of time and get a good price, you will not be worried when you use this thing like so many claim.
I'd been discouraged from buying this last fall due to many complaints about shipping damage. I decided I'd chance it now, and am very pleased I did. This stove was never in question from the heat perspective. It BLASTS! I bought the Coleman hose and used it off my Coleman tree, probably the preferred method as those green bottles of propane will probably freeze up in a jiffy given how much the burners can use when on high.
I really like this stove. It's much more sturdy than the comparable Coleman (in price) stoves. Nice feature set. Electric start and burns nicely. Only small disadvantage is you must wrap the propane adapter and store it in bottom of the unit. I use bubble wrap and a twist tie and it's fine. Unit performs well. Plenty of heat. Windscreen is easy to set up and is not flimsy as I have seen on other units. I highly recommend this stove.
That was at El Morro National Monument which is at 7,217 feet.Before I ask Amazon to accept for return that Stansport Outfitter camp stove I am going to ask Stansport if possibly something might be defective with the regulator they had supplied with the propane stove. I really don't think that could be the problem in that I did purchase a 16 ounce canister for use just to see if there was something wrong with the bulk tank (which Outdoor Gear Lab acknowledged would increase the flow).
We have just returned from a 22 day camping trip to New Mexico, Arizona and southern Utah. We had experienced a little wind, some cold weather - but mostly normal weather for this time of the year, late March and early April. Temperatures ranged from a night time low of 23 degrees to a high of 82. Winds were mostly in the 10 - 15 mph range, but we had some gusting at 35 mph and a full-blown wind/dust storm at 50 mph.
To those who say the stove doesn't last long&#62; Clean it after you use it and take care of it, and it will.
It exceeded my exspectations. Flame is very adjustable, light and easy to use. I would recommend this stove to any camper that wants to cook.
If you aren't going to throw your stove around when you use it/be careful of the knobs, I don't see why this outfitter series wouldn't last a long time.
Answer: yes