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   wrudiger | Nov 24, 2005 02:03am | #1

   The Rolls Royce:

   http://www.gaggenau.com/US_en/Modular-Cooktops.do

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   Link | Nov 24, 2005 02:57am | #3

   Thanks, they look very nice, but I was thinking more in terms of a Honda Civic.  This is to create a small kitchenette in a guest room.  Something just a little better than the hot plates I have there now.

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   wrudiger | Nov 24, 2005 03:17am | #4

   Yea, I had a feeling the Gaggeneau was a bit over the top; couldn't resist.  HD has 2-burner GE Electric models for 2 bills. 

   Here's a little nicer one:

   http://www.swego.com/stoves_electric.htm

   RV shops have gas units, but I don't know if they have conversion kits from LP to NG.

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   Jemcon | Nov 24, 2005 05:48am | #6

   Go to a RV supply center. I bought one for my camper for 130.00. 

    

    

   Headstong, I'll take on anyone!

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   Jemcon | Nov 24, 2005 02:54am | #2

   What's it for? Kitchen, trailer?

    

    

    

   Headstong, I'll take on anyone!

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   Jamie_Buxton | Nov 24, 2005 04:48am | #5

   Here's a two-burner gas cooktop for $300 -- http://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/CTG212FW.html

    

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   doodabug | Nov 24, 2005 09:30pm | #7

   I bought a 2 burner gas from Kitchenaid about 5 years ago.

   They show a 2 burner electric on their website,15" wide, $439.

   
   

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   Edited 11/24/2005 1:42 pm ET by Doodabug

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   firedude | Nov 25, 2005 01:49am | #8

   changing from propane to natural gas is usually just a matter of changing the regulator/valve - should be easy to get the info from the seller or manufacturer