Propane Grill

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. 

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 have used camping stoves on 1# bottles, 4# tanks, 11# tanks, and 20# tanks...but in my comm trailer I use a 20# tank with a propane 'tree' to feed a Northstar propane lantern and also supply the camping stove. Since there is limited room where the stove is mounted, the 1# bottle would not fit on the fold out 'table' where the stove is. This is done mainly during winter camping and remote radio events during cold weather.

Furpod, if I could buy propane as cheap as you can and used as much grilling as you do I'd make the same decision. As it is I don't use very much and the price of a cylinder swap is pretty high here so the convenience of just setting the grill on the picnic table and turning it on outweighs the cost saving for me. There is one place within an hour of me that will refill my cylinders and they charge....exactly the same price as the 4 or 5 places I can swap 

TSC, Southern States, the local gas company, most feed stores, including the one in my little one horse town... here, it's not hard to find a place that fills and charges by weight.. I like very much that I can take a half full tank over and get it topped off for $6-7... We never leave home without all tanks topped off. No matter if we only use a couple pounds, or empty all three tanks, I just pop by and get them filled when I get a chance..