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    Posted: 04 Apr 2019 at 12:24pm
You can also fill your 1 lb. propane bottles from the 5 gal. propane tank with this handy device:  https://www.amazon.com/DozyAnt-Regulator-Propane-Adapter-Cylinder/dp/B00VVNGW5C/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=25M6Q2GBY9JM6&keywords=propane+refill+adapter&qid=1554398619&s=gateway&sprefix=propane+%2Caps%2C212&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1
I use one all the time to fill the 1 lb. bottles.  Works fine.
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That set-up will work well, IF the grill has a regulator built-in. I use a similar attachment for mine.

The little one pound bottles and the 20# tanks are both high-pressure propane, so those appliances and fittings are all compatible. 

If you have a low pressure appliance (such as a Wave 3 heater) you want to run from the stand-alone tank or bottle, then you DO need a seperate on-tank regulator.
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Somebody may correct me but you can not go from a Coleman propane grill that already has a regulator and through the regulator on your Pod 20lbs (or what ever size) gas tank to the grill. If your saying that you go straight out of your gas tank outlet valve that is on your Pod and into your grill and thus your only using one regulator and it should work. 
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I have a Coleman propane grill that uses a one pound bottle that screws into the pressure regulator that is piped to the burners.  I found a propane hose with a fitting that attaches to the regulator on the grill.  The other end has a fitting that screws into the valve on a large propane bottle.  Is the pressure in the larger bottle too much for the Coleman regulator ?
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