What types of fuel delivery does this use, what sizes of fuel tank and such match up with it — 2 Answers

by Adamsbrian88, from UT, United States Asked on February 20, 2013

Name Optimus Crux Lite
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Answered by Leroy, Gear Expert, from UT, United States, on February 22, 2013

The Crux Lite Stove has a Universal Lindal Valve connection, which is standard on almost all canister stoves. You can use any size of fuel canister, as long as it has the Universal Lindal Valve connection. It is most commonly used with Isobutane Mixed fuel canisters.

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Answered by Anonymous, guest, from UT, United States, on February 23, 2013

This product uses a butane/propane blend. The Crux will work with any canister it can thread onto. It uses a standardized 7/16" threaded valve called a Lindal Valve.

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