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Jimbob You can use The Amazing goop adhesive to make grommets ,  it's quick , easy and cheap. What's the amp draw of your battery heater?

It's not the scale , it was my memory,  I was thinking something else

@ Highdesertranger You must be right . I'll still weigh my tanks when I see them

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I think your wrong about the weight , I used to weigh tanks alot and a 20# 5 gal propane tank was always 10 lbs empty , around 30 lbs when full  but the filler guy would never fill them all the way. When they have 20 lbs stamped on the tank that means that it will hold 20 # of propane in the...

Another good thing about that dongle is it projects the audio to the tv too and so if you run rca cables from tv to a car stereo you'll have awesome sound to go with your bigger screen .. cant wait to get something setup I think the big question now is Smart Tv or tablet

I wouldn't of been able to have a fire if the tank was empty ,  I weigh my tanks , it weighed 20#  ,  the tank weighs 10 # and it had 10# of propane in it.

I have it mounted in a box , the hose from the 20# tank went inside of this box , I put the green bottle back in the box now though.

I was planning on getting the Netbuddy $65 a month plan but I saw this card that said they throttle down after 22 gb I posted a picture of the card , is this the same card that you use?  Read this card closely right under where it says unlimited,  in fine print it says At&t may throttle after...

If what you say is true I better throw that cooker away and not even use green bottles, but it has been working right on the green bottles, don't want to take no chances though. It was a cold night when it happened, i believe that 20# tank was only half full . Wouldn't there be more pressure...

I don't know but what happened when using the 20 # tank is that the flame slowly got bigger and bigger until it started coming up around the skillet to a point that it became obvious that the flame was way too much and then made a poof sound and the flame was about a foot higher then the skillet...