Veritas P 350 ready to light

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  1. LatMag49

    LatMag49 Germany Subscriber

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    I reassembled and testfired this ex Dutch Army P 350 running on
    petrol/gasoline. So far it's working well. I'll leave the tank in brass,
    only the hood will see a Spectrum 800⁰C black spraypaint cover.

    Matthias
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    It's working well!:thumbup:
     
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    Well done, she’s running well.
    I do like the Veritas lanterns.
    Enjoy
    Pete
     
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    Nice one.
     
  5. Mr cod

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    Hi, you say this is running on petrol/gasoline , is it set up differently to run on this fuel, I've got two running on kerosene ,both have preheat cups ,I noticed yours has a preheat cup as well, yours looks to be running very well.
    Regards Ian.
     
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    Your lantern is running very well indeed.
    Thanks for sharing.

    Norman
     
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    From the configuration of the lantern - the control valve type, the filler cap and the burner arrangement - it seems to be a petrol/gasoline/Coleman fuel version. I have a couple of lanterns designed to run on the same fuel that also need a pre-heat to start successfully without having a flaring up. Coleman lanterns running on CF that start 'instantly' have a specially designed fuel pickup arrangement that allows them to do this very well, but other makes like one of my AshFlash lanterns need a pre-heat to start smoothly without alarming flareup incidents!

    I agree with @AussiePete ... I really like Veritas lanterns and now have quite a few of them but they seem to be getting harder to pick up as cheaply as you could only a year ago - possibly aided by my constantly telling everyone how good they are (ably assisted by @AussiePete , @Norman and a few other recent converts!)
     
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    @Mr cod
    Colin gave a good answer to your question.:thumbup:
    In fact there are two models, a kerose running Veritas 350
    and the above shown P 350 running on petrol/gas.
    You'll find more details in the Reference Galery.

    Matthias
     

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