G'dau Anita,

The Single Grill Plate isn't compatible with the Voyager BBQ sorry. The Voyager BBQ is only designed to be used with the one grill plate and one flat plate as supplied.

G'day Virginia,

Of course, it's totally your decision mate but I'd go the Hillbilly primarily because if I'm not cooking with cast iron, blue steel is my next choice.  It's absolutely a matter of personal preference but I tend to avoid cooking with coated aluminum.  Having said that however, aluminum is a lot lighter.  The Hillybilly plate weighs in at just over a kg compared to the 0.40kg of the Gasmate.  Yes, their sizes are pretty on par, although the Hillbilly is slightly larger.  The Hillbilly also comes with the foldaway handle which I think is a big bonus!  Hope that helps a little with the decision making :)

G'day Christine,

I've tried this out for you and I can confirm that the Single Grill Plate will fit on the Classic II stove. They're ideally designed for the Portable butane canister style stoves, but it shouldn't be a problem on the Classic II as long as the temperature isn't too high.

G'day Gareth,

At 24cm square and 1cm high, the Gasmate Single Grill Plate is definitely a smaller fit on the Coleman HyperFlame and I don't reckon you could cook much more than half a dozen snags at a time.  However, it is just big enough to cover the flame surround on the stove so you could still use it without any safety issues.  If you're wanting to fit it side by side with the HyperFlame Grill Plate though, the two don't really sit comfortably together due to the size difference, but otherwise, no worries :)   

G'day Mason,

I've just tried the Single Grill Plate in the Travelmate II Stove and it just fits.

G'day Kristin,

Yes, I can confirm this is the genuine Gasmate Single Grill Plate.