Nur mal so.
Baue in ein 60 PS Auto einen Motor mit 200 PS ein und verändere sonst nichts.
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Baue in ein 60 PS Auto einen Motor mit 200 PS ein und verändere sonst nichts.
Die Antwort kennst du.
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Weber 30mbar / 50mbar: Unterschied beim Grillen?
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Hi all!
I recently moved from Spain to Germany and brought with me my Weber Spirit II 310. I had no clue the system is different, otherwise I would have sold it in Spain.
I've ordered an adapter for 50mbar (Spanish was 29mbar). But the connector diameter is different (see pictures).
My questions are:
- is it possible to make the conversion?
- what do I need and where can I get support? (I've seen in previous posts references to change nozzles?)
- does it worth trying to adapt, or should ai actually buy another gril?!
I have no technical gas experience, other than follow instruction manual when assemble the grill.
Thank you!
I recently moved from Spain to Germany and brought with me my Weber Spirit II 310. I had no clue the system is different, otherwise I would have sold it in Spain.
I've ordered an adapter for 50mbar (Spanish was 29mbar). But the connector diameter is different (see pictures).
My questions are:
- is it possible to make the conversion?
- what do I need and where can I get support? (I've seen in previous posts references to change nozzles?)
- does it worth trying to adapt, or should ai actually buy another gril?!
I have no technical gas experience, other than follow instruction manual when assemble the grill.
Thank you!
Just keep the pressure regulator you have (29 mbar) and get a mechanical adapter for the bottle connection.