Creative Man Excites Kenyans by Converting Petrol Generator to Operate Using 6kg Gas Cylinder

Jul 17, 2023

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A Kenyan man has impressed many people online with his ingenious invention that allows him to use a gas cylinder instead of petrol to power his generator.

In the video posted on TikTok by John Somoir, the man demonstrates how he connected a 6kg gas cylinder to his generator using a hosepipe and a regulator.

The man showed how to switch off the generator by cutting off the flow of gas to the revving machine.

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His invention was, however, questioned by some netizens who expressed reservations about the safety of the technology.

He captioned the video:

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In an interview with TUKO.co.ke, Michelle Boit said the conversion of the generator from operating on petrol to LPG was possible.

She added:

The US-based energy expert noted that the technology has always been in existence.

She quipped:

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On Tuesday, March 21, TUKO.co.ke reported that a Kenyan man caused a buzz on social media after he made a vehicle similar to a helicopter, complete with rotating rotor blades.

@freddienengineer shared a captivating video on TikTok showcasing an intriguing device adorned with the vibrant colours of the Kenyan flag.

The grounded chopper-like vehicle was parked on a street, capturing the attention of onlookers. It boasted an array of flashing lights and even included a rear-mounted CCTV camera.

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According to the innovator based along Kware Road in Ngara, it took him two months to make it and is willing to sell it to interested buyers at an asking price of KSh 2 million.

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Source: TUKO.co.ke

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