"Nonny" > wrote in message
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> "Nick Cramer" > wrote in message
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>> Sqwertz > wrote:
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>>> But he does have a point. If you mix freon with natural gas you're
>>> bound to get a lower temp, right? Especially in your garage!
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>> 2% Freon mixed with 98% Hydrogen burns at 1350 F. Pizza oven?
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> I was under the impression that burning Freon produced a poisonous gas.
> IMHO, if you want to reduce the BTU output of a grill, just turn the
> burner down as low as it'll go. If that's not enough, then measure the
> venturi, peen it closed and rebore with a smaller bit.
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> Nonny
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I think if you can find a burner with a lower BTU output, and therefore a
lower low temp max and a lower high temp max in the same sized box you'd
accomplish the same thing. What you don't want to do is to reduce the flow
in a way that increases the chances that the flame will go out, and the gas
will continue to flow.

Ed, constantly struggling with synapseal dysfunction






The freon was in error. I meant propane, or methane if you're using natural
gas.