On Tue, 19 Dec 2000 05:12:14 +1300
DAVID REID [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wrote
John,
Will probably work well on this size column. A few words of advice
though and a few questions. Dont expect a long life out of the cores so
dont
spend a lot of money on them. I say this from experience as owning a
Fwd from Dave Elliott (Dave UK) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Take alook at www.zoche.de and www.dair.co.uk
These are aircraft engines so for maximum reliability, are more heavily built
and deliver less power than a road engine of similar design could
easily manage.
The big advantages are...
Simple
Am in the recycling game so have a ready supply of near
new radiators albeitslightly bent. Which first started me thinking along
these lines.Cant yet find a laser cutter in Perth but there must be one here
somewhere.
John sounds to me as if you dont need a lot of help and can
probably
John,
Further to your
e-mailhave given your idea of usingpaddy melons a bit more thought
and think this may not be such a good idea after all. Dont let me put you off
altogether and at least try them but suspect the carbohydrate level is probably
only round the 5% level. This means to get
In NYC today, I rode a new bus I've never seen before. The outside
was plastered with CLEAN FUELS HYBRID. It pulled away from the
curb, silently, with the engine never making an RPM change. Seems to
be CNG powered genny, with electric motors.
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Hi Keith,
Nice truck, Jeff. Have you seen this?
http://www.gengas.nu/byggbes/index.shtml
Yes I have seen this. I plan on building one in 2001. This time I have a
digital camera and a web page, should be fun!
Later
Jeff
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Why use a 24v sprinkler system valve? Had not thought of these and do not
know how they actually work. I use a 24v solenoid valve that is off or on.
What is the difference?
B.r., David
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Why use a 24v sprinler system valve?Had not thought of
these and do not know how they actually work. I use a 24v solenoid valve that is
off or on. What is the difference?
B.r., David
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Hi, I'm new to this ethanol thing but have been reading this group for a
while. I have a few things I would like to know.
With the reflux still like the stillmaker I understand the top of the still
has to be kept at 178degF.
I am an electronics engineer and my company manufactures all sorts of
Have a look here, simple analogue solution.
http://www.shortcircuit.com.au/EVCA/tcc.htm
--- In biofuel@egroups.com, Global Energies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I'm new to this ethanol thing but have been reading this group
for a
while. I have a few things I would like to know.
With
We don't drive a whole lot of rabbits here anyways,and with
the cost of land here in the states,sugarcane will not cut it.ADM convinced the
big soda producers to sweeten with corn syrup years ago. Many of the cane
producing areas cut back or quit,and now grow other crops.Or have been
Why not spend the time cutting 1/4" or 3/8" type "M" copper
tube into 3/8" or 1/2" lengths? Radiator cores are thin when new, and
thinner,corroded, and full of scale and crude,when used.You would probably spend
the same amount of time.stephen
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Hybrids,alternative fuels? I will belive when I see them. But
I won't hold my breath waiting for the big auto makers to do so. Something
everyone can afford.They have been kicking this around for decades.Something is
announced,there is a flurry of news,then?
nothing.stephen
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us smart people getting into this stuff early will be left intact when
the next really big fuel crisis hits. for sure i'm gonna use it in my
next boat, current is sail only. we are on the forefront, and we will
be the only ones to be self sufficient if something really bad happens.
besides
could build your own laser cutter, it's not all that difficult. if you
know someone who does neon signs it's even easier to get it done.
stephen lakios wrote:
> There are wood cutting lazers for $30,000 and up. Lazers are wonderful
> close up,but as you draw away,power and size must be
Mindaugas posted this url previously, here's the full story:
http://www.urc.ukans.edu/News/96N/NovNews/Nov05/diesel.html
Alternative diesel fuel
November 5, 1996
Science
KU RESEARCHER ADDS A DOSE OF SUGAR TO DIESEL FUEL
LAWRENCE - A recipe for an alternative diesel fuel using agriculture
Hybrids,alternative fuels? I will belive when I see them. But I
won't hold my breath waiting for the big auto makers to do so.
Something everyone can afford.They have been kicking this around for
decades.Something is announced,there is a flurry of news,then?
nothing.stephen
I share your
http://hubris.engin.umich.edu:8080/cgi-bin/dothread
Thread searches of Brewing Mailing Lists
Select searches of Home Brewers Digest, Judge, Lambic, Mead.
1988-2000
List of HBD searches to date.
http://hubris.engin.umich.edu:80/Beer/Threads/Threads/
Example:
Thread search of 1994 Homebrew
Hi skaar
i stuck some stuff on my site a while back, it's mirrored on jtf
somewhere. www.skaar.101main.net from 20:00 to 7:30 AST, it has a
little bit on the placement of the temp probes.
I took a copy, but wasn't sure it was your final version, and now I
can't find it on your site, is it
x-richWhy not spend the time cutting 1/4 or 3/8 type M copper tube into 3/8 or 1/2 lengths? Radiator cores are thin when new, and thinner,corroded, and full of scale and crude,when used.You would probably spend the same amount of time.stephen
Why not use potscrubbers?
Keith Addison
Journey to
From The Homebrew Digest
Date: Fri, 30 Jul 1999 15:37:24 -0400
From: Stephen Alexander [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://hubris.engin.umich.edu:8080/Beer/Threads/Threads/thread.973554365.html
I think a little enzyme note is in order.
Enzymes are proteins, and are created in a nearly direct
Hi Stephen
We don't drive a whole lot of rabbits here anyways,and with the cost
of land here in the states,sugarcane will not cut it.ADM convinced
the big soda producers to sweeten with corn syrup years ago. Many of
the cane producing areas cut back or quit,and now grow other
crops.Or have
SUGARS
Glucose. Also known as dextrose. Two names for the same thing. A
6-carbon sugar (hexose) with the empirical formula C6H12O6.
Dextrose. See above.
Fructose. Also known as laevulose. A left-rotated isomer of glucose.
A 6-carbon sugar
Sucrose. A dimer (disaccharide). A combination of
it's a basic design, a fully developed design would need to cover maybe
2-300 variables, yes it's there, but you need the right address and the
right time, it has to be reached through www.skaar.101main.net, if you
try to reach the site through the ip number you will not get it, it
would be
On Tue, 19 Dec 2000 16:14:39 -0400
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asked
mind telling us what the plc does in your still?
The Plc will monitor evaporation and condensation temperatures at bottom and
top of still and
control the heatpump output by bypassing some refrigeration gas or liquid.
will also
Some posts I delete, some I save and very few I print. Keiths recent mails
on enzymes and sugars both got printed. Thanks. It's just the sort of
thing needed both to get actual results and also to help explain to other
potential exponents WHY the best way IS the best way.
David Teal
They are the same thing.
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Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 2:44 PM
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Why use a 24v sprinkler system valve? Had not thought of these and do not
know how they actually work. I
Comments below:
--- In biofuel@egroups.com, Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Stephen
We don't drive a whole lot of rabbits here anyways,and with the
cost
of land here in the states,sugarcane will not cut it.ADM convinced
the big soda producers to sweeten with corn syrup years
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stephen lakios [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wrote
Why not spend the time cutting 1/4 or 3/8 type M copper tube into 3/8
or 1/2 lengths? Radiator cores are thin when new, and thinner,corroded,
and full of scale and crude,when used.You would probably spend the same
amount of
On Wed, 20 Dec 2000 06:05:32 +
DAVID REID [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wrote
John,
Further to your e-mail have given your idea of using paddy melons a
bit more thought and think this may not be such a good idea after all. Dont
let me put you off altogether and at least try them but suspect the
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