How do you know how much isobutane is in a full canister (i.e., how much if fuel wht and not cannister)?
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If a isobutane canister says 4 oz, does that mean it has 4oz of fuel or is that fuel+canister weight?
And I assume that is 4oz of wheight, not volume, right?
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Isobutate/Propane fuel amounts are usually presented in terms of net weight.
- The small canisters are usually 3.5oz ~ 4oz (100g ~ 110g).
- The medium canisters are usually 7.75oz ~ 8oz (220g ~ 230g).
- The large canisters are usually around the 16oz range (~450g).
The amount of fuel depends on the brand, but that's a general guideline. Most of the "big name brands" will list both the net weight of the fuel and the gross weight of the canister and the fuel.
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