WDS wrote:

On Nov 13, 11:59 am, Chris Hill
wrote:
Can't be done. Reason that propane works is that it can be made
liquid at a reasonable pressure.

The propane is gaseous by the time it gets to the house. It is just
liquid in the tank.

It won't work anyway because the mixture is richer one way or the other
(propane I think) so you'd need to convert all the appliances if you
switch fuels. It can probably be done but the cost might be excessive.

I am aware of the differeneces in jet size, but did not want to have to
change the gas fired boiler, hob & oven jets, even if I could.

CNG fueled cars use pressurised bottles of a sensible size, why cant I
use something like that?