Steve121
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Steve 121 appears to be a driving instructor, I am a qualified Lpg gas engineer so I shall let you decide who has more experience and knowledge , btw I lived full time four and a half years so might just know summat occupations aside
propane is the answer for winter no doubt .....extra ECV's you dont need as you correctly state can switch the bottle off
Channa
Channa, have you actually tried using butane in your van in winter?
The fact of the matter is I have used butane all year round with no problems. So have hundreds, probably thousands of others. I agree propane is better, but my van never gets particularly cold inside.
As I said, my main reason for using butane is due to limited space. If I had the space I might use propane, but it's not widely available most places I go.