Camping Gaz Bivouac 270 Lantern Conversion for Threaded Fuel Canisters
This is the second post of our two-part series. Check out our previous postCamping Gaz Turbo 270 Conversion for Threaded Fuel Canisters.
Along with my Camping Gaz Bleuet 270 Micro Stove, I always wanted the Camping Gaz Bivouac 270 lantern to be apart of my camp kitchen. For whatever reason at the time, I never purchased one. It seemed to make sense to have a small backpacking style lantern that could use the same fuel canister as my stove. With fall and winter camping you could normally get the cooking done before it would get dark. But clean-up was always a different story. A lantern would aid in lighting up the camp kitchen for clean-up.
Since I was able to successfully convert a Camping Gaz Turbo 270 to threaded fuel canisters I should/could do the same thing with the Bivouac 270 lantern. I was able to source a package deal on-line and purchased another Turbo 270 along with the Bivouac 270 lantern.
I know there are questions as to why spend the money on doing the conversion or that…
Along with my Camping Gaz Bleuet 270 Micro Stove, I always wanted the Camping Gaz Bivouac 270 lantern to be apart of my camp kitchen. For whatever reason at the time, I never purchased one. It seemed to make sense to have a small backpacking style lantern that could use the same fuel canister as my stove. With fall and winter camping you could normally get the cooking done before it would get dark. But clean-up was always a different story. A lantern would aid in lighting up the camp kitchen for clean-up.
Since I was able to successfully convert a Camping Gaz Turbo 270 to threaded fuel canisters I should/could do the same thing with the Bivouac 270 lantern. I was able to source a package deal on-line and purchased another Turbo 270 along with the Bivouac 270 lantern.
I know there are questions as to why spend the money on doing the conversion or that…
