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Bottle gas to electricity?

BluePlanet · 2010-11-27 21:50:50

Not sure what forum would be best for this, so mods feel free to move it where appropriate. I just wonder is there a way to take an ordinary bottle gas, and use it in conjunction with some conversion yoke to get electricity?

27-11-2010 10:50pm

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Not sure what forum would be best for this, so mods feel free to move it where appropriate.

I just wonder is there a way to take an ordinary bottle gas, and use it in conjunction with some conversion yoke to get electricity?

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#2 28-11-2010 10:55am

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There are generators that run on gas (instead of petrol)

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#3 29-11-2010 2:07pm

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and there are conversion kits to modify petrol generators to run off gas

e.g. http://www.propanecarbs.com/small_engines.html

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