Wayne.B wrote:
On Sun, 22 Jan 2006 19:23:42 -0500, Harry Krause
wrote:

We do have a lot of CNG and LPG gas around these here
parts...

What you have in the underground tank is almost certainly LPG, aka,
propane/butane.

CNG requires special high pressure tanks similar to scuba gear and
they must be filled with a compressor.

The biggest problem I have had using propane on a boat, is the btu
output is higher than CNG, so it makes it hard to simmer. It does help
if you are cooking with a pressure cooker, which is my preferred pot on
a boat. You can cook up dry beans in less than 8 min.

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Reggie
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