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  I've been looking around lately also, take a look at the camp chef weekender or the ranger series. It looks a little bigger than a Colman and can sit on a table. On their website they have a hose that connects to the quick connect. I think any stove or grill that has a regulator on the hose, that you can bypass. But check with the manufactures. 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 Jul 2016 at 12:36pm
Originally posted by furpod


Any of the coleman propane stoves can be setup to work on the quick disconnect on the back of the G model. You just have to remove the regulator on the stove, and add a connector for low pressure. Many G owners have done it.


EDIT: Personally, I am a Coleman 425 man, like my father, and his father before him. 


He speaks with wisdom and experience.

I have heard of folks running even Coleman propane lanterns this way. I think the caution mentioned, on my stove, is there cause some folks may try to hook straight to the 20lbs. bottle, with no regulator??? (maybe a lawyer thing)
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Any of the coleman propane stoves can be setup to work on the quick disconnect on the back of the G model. You just have to remove the regulator on the stove, and add a connector for low pressure. Many G owners have done it.

EDIT: Personally, I am a Coleman 425 man, like my father, and his father before him. 
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Originally posted by GLBCamper

Like the OP, I was hoping for something that would connect to the "quick connect" hose on the pod and be free standing.

To the OP, check out the Camp Chef Explorer stove. It's exactly what I am looking for except the burners are huge!

+1 on the Camp Chef Explorer.  I've seen several of them at various campgrounds, and people seem to really like them, though I don't own one myself.  They certainly get good reviews on Amazon.
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Like the OP, I was hoping for something that would connect to the "quick connect" hose on the pod and be free standing.

To the OP, check out the Camp Chef Explorer stove. It's exactly what I am looking for except the burners are huge!
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We use a coleman propane camp stove. 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 Jul 2016 at 5:21am

You might want to look at this thread:

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It shows what I recently purchased plus what a few others like. One note on the Coleman Grill Stove - the label (pictured) says "Do not connect to a remote gas supply". You would need to use the one pound bottles of propane.
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I would also love any recommendations for a stand alone outdoor stove. I have looked at the Camp Chef series, but the burners are more suited to 10 gallons of chili than warming up soup for two.
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I recently purchased a 182G with the "kitchen" area in the back.  There is a gas jet that runs from the propane tank.  I'm looking for a stand alone stove to hook up back there.  Does anyone have any recommendations?  It's hard to find one made for RVs that is not heavy but that sits on a stand.

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