Yamaha EF2400is on LPG?

Just came across a very nice test/review on the EF2400is. From the US 110V unit tho, but much would be applicable. Just for anyone who's interested.

http://www.2manytoyz.com/yamaha2400.html

Oh, and I just purchased mine yesterday for $1900...which is around $300-500 cheaper than anywhere else I've come across on the net, from Sydney Tools. Makes it cheaper than the Honda EU20i I saw at the Camping Show, albiet without the extras they offered there (note I say not better, just cheaper ;) and freight was just $20 Aust wide (which I found insane, since it's being sent via courier on a small pallet!). Hopefully get it shortly, so will advise. I know people keep saying "Oh, just bought mine last year for $1700!" Try getting one now for that...RRP is around $2500! Damn price increase and a half, when our dollar is so good. Oh well.

http://sydneytools.com.au/shopexd.asp?id=3364&bc=no

I'm not getting into the Honda vs. Yamaha debate, which is like Ford Vs. Holden...argue forever. I'd imagine they're both excellent units. However, running a constant 2000W compared to 1600W was the choice point for me, admittedly at a big weight penalty.

Scotty

It's possible, there are mobs around who manufacture LPG kits for small motors like those larger open-frame petrol generators. I've been doing some research lately into running a motorcycle on LPG.

Here:

[url=http://www.petech.com.au/generators.html[/url]

[url=http://www.magicautogas.com/lpg-vaporizer.html#lpg-cng-kits-motorcycles[/url]