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| Installing LPG in boats in America There are quite a few liquid injection of LPG EFI systems. www.versuslpg.com
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| Tom That web site needs applause, have you read it? Its absalute gobldygook. It goes on and on and tells you nothing . It also keeps making reference to the fact that the system?? is compatable with plastic intake manifolds. I have never heard of a plastic intake manifold. |
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| what ever happend to alcohal stoves,,rudder steering,,,and dead recogning? why is everything so,,complicated?,,,propane for boats,,,come on,,,,,this is where we arent using are braines,,,longliner |
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| longliner, where's the fun in learning how to do things for yourself with simple reliable inexpensive stuff, when you could spend all week making money to spend on expensive complicated stuff, and then spend all weekend figuring out how to work said expensive complicated stuff instead of actually going out boating? frosty/tom - I think what Versus is hyping is that they can program a new computer to go with your new propane injectors. Surprise, surprise. I would have thought you could just point the gas hose into the intake, turn it on, and the existing computer would know what to do ![]() Virtually every onboard LPG system I've seen around here has the tanks mounted either on the swim platform, or in a separately vented locker high in the lazarette. The master tank valves generally get turned off whenever the stove's not in use. People tend to be pretty careful with the tanks around here, at least as far as I've seen.
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| Installing LPG in boats in America Quote:
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| here we have so many rules, it's minwoggling for a start in my State you now must have a gas cert this means, duel lpg reg, metal plumbing , and a stove that either has a shut off valve or inbuilt safety shut off like the excellent Force 10, you can not sell a boat without, which means that if you hid hose type lines behind the panelling, tough you must tear it all out, Building new, i use SSlines, with flares, flares dont shake off like compression fittings and they cost nothing, at the gimballed end you a re allowed some steel mesh covered flex As for lpg tankage to drive a motor ![]() |
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