asaf chertkoff

Anne Miller wrote:If you had a propane a/c you possibly could convert that to use biogas instead of propane.  

There is no way that I know of to convert an electric appliance to use gas.

It would be fun to know if any of our members could explain how to convert an electric appliance though to me there is just no way.

I would suggest looking at what "common appliances" you own to try that.

The YouTubes where some people try to show how it works use a appliance that used some sort of gas originally.

I have looked everywhere and so far didnt find any gas powered AC. If anyone here familiar with something like that i would be very happy

Hi.
I have built a bio digester that is highly efficient, and i have excess gas, especially in summer.
So im looking for a way of utilizing the excess in cooling my house.
Does anybody knows about an "off the shelf" product or a way of converting a common appliance to an biogas powered one?
Cheers.

John C Daley wrote:Not seen that one, but there is an Australian made digester that takes all sorts of scraps and creates enough gas to cook with.
I think I listed it here somewhere.
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Not australian, ISraeli...