[Boatanchors] Wall Warts and Switcher Power Supplies

[rbethman]

Jim,

Normally CNG is a critter that takes more preparation for storage.

Whereas LP doesn't require the additional insulation.

There are minor differences in the orifices to obtain the same power output.

LP is pretty darn good as far as BTU per lb.

I can easily stand an LP tank above ground, or just as easily bury one 
if I get the larger one.

It certainly isn't like the difference between the fuel air mixture 
between alcohol vs. gasoline.

Bob - N0DGN

On 11/27/2012 3:17 PM, Jim Degenhart wrote:
> Ok Mike brings up a question from me. What is the difference between 
> CNG and LP. Storage and BTU is the main factor I am looking for.
> Jim
> KF9XK