magnusfide
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Has anyone here ever had something cooking on all RV stove 3 burners at once?
Just wondering. I never have but then I do most of my cooking in cast iron outside and on one burner at home. Same at home. One burner, never two or more.
Inquiring minds want to know.
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Lwiddis
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I have. Three burners. No issues but oven and water heater were not on. Fridge was on gas however.
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valhalla360
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Not often but yeah.
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toedtoes
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I have used three of the four at once. No problem at all.
I don't do it regularly as I have a personal cooking rule that I only use as many pots/pans as people I am cooking for. And as I am usually going solo, I usually only use one pan.
And yes, my fridge and water heater were both running on propane when I used the multiple burners.
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Microlite Mike
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Only two things I know of that will limit the number of burners you CAN use.
First is the size of the regulator at the tanks and second is the amount of heat you can stand in the RV.
At one time during a family outing I had all three burners on (at different flame levels) as well as the two burners at my outside Kitchen running. With all windows and vents wide open it got a little warm inside.
FWIW, I dumped the tiny, cheap, regulator that came on my trailer for a Marshall MEGR-253 regulator that can deliver 225,000 BTU/Hr. Old one was about half that.
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2oldman
NM
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I can't use the one closest to the wall. Heat diffused from the pan will scorch the wall.
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BobsYourUncle
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I've used all 3 of mine a number of times with no issues
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valhalla360 wrote:Not often but yeah. X2
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Never have had the need, yet, and not looking for a menu that would require it, LOL.
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pbitschura
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2oldman wrote:I can't use the one closest to the wall. Heat diffused from the pan will scorch the wall. Just asking, but could you place an air bake cookie sheet on the wall as a heat deflector?
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