Need A New Stove.

[Humakt]

Chaps, need some advice/suggestions.
I have just managed to destroy my gas stove.
I had one of these:

http://www.campingandleisure.co.uk/acatalog/highlandercompactcampingstovegas032_small.jpg

What I liked about it was that the gas cylinder was attached by a length of hose, which meant the burner/pot sat lower and was more stable.

So, what I'd like is a new stove, that does the same - cycliner attached by length of hose - BUT also so that the arms are close enough together that I can sit a Crusdaer mug on them (with the one I had - above - the arms were just too far apart).
Any recommendations?
I only want to spend up to £30. Maybe £40. So please don't waste time recommending a stove at £100+ that you personally love and have never had any problems with and think it's the stove to end all stoves.
There's a budget to this.
Any suggestions?

[BJ]

A friend has just bought this from ebay, it works well and looks to be good value.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Compact-Camping-Gas-Stove-FREE-Gas-Adaptor-AND-Large-storage-bag-see-video-/110986735966?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item19d753315e

BJ

[skids]

Try sports direct, I got a Karrimor one for less than £20.

[Bob W]

Hi gear inferno (http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/inferno-folding-gas-stove-p158211) from go-outdoors are about £20 and are pretty good in temperate weather, all butane and butane/propane mix are rubbish at this time of year.

[Humakt]

Hi gear inferno (http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/inferno-folding-gas-stove-p158211) from go-outdoors are about £20 and are pretty good in temperate weather, all butane and butane/propane mix are rubbish at this time of year.

Yup, I bought one of those yesterday.
Does the job perfectly - gas attached by remote hose, legs just fold out rather than take on/off (so less fiddling) AND you can sit a Crusader mug across the fins! Perfect!
Yet to be used in anger, mind you. But I don't see any reason why it won't do the job perfectly well.

[Bob W]

I'm on my second, on the first and original version the hose started leaking where it connects to the regulator, but that was after 2-3 of years of heavy summer use. I thought if I can get another 2-3 years out of what is a new and improved design, for £20 I'll be well happy.

Like I said, Not really good in very cold weather, I use my MSR Dragonfly in winter, but I love the little inferno.

[Adam Savage]

Glad to hear the cru cup fits ok on it. Maybe I was trying a different metal mug when I tried lol.

[Humakt]

I took the mug with me and tried it on all the stoves before deciding!