Joshua,
Save yourself the grief. Let gas vehicles be gas vehicles. Go get a
diesel to get started...
On Jul 18, 2004, at 12:51 AM, Joshua wrote:
Without much trouble, huh? Well, will the motor mounts match up?
When we put in a tranny that matches that engine will the drive fit?
I'm
Hi Keith,
On this question perhaps you might consider rerunning my post
of June 22 (No Nukes is Good Nukes) which makes the point that the
(relatively) temporary pollution created by the burning of fossil fuels is a
picnic compared to the longterm environmental degradation arising
A several years ago ( when I had some money LOL ), and I was looking at a RV,
I inquired about diesel engines ( I was just learning about BioDiesel at the
time ), and the guy that was helping me, made the comment,
Why would you want to bother with a diesel, when all they do is increase your
Keith,
Why all the subsidies? Weapons industries you say. That's why, eh?
The IAEA exists to spread the peaceful use of the atom, it says,
but is there such a thing as the peaceful use of the atom for power
supply?
Why all the subsidies? Well..., start with the re-up of Price Anderson last
For the third year in a row, President Bush has cut off family planning
funding to UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, denying millions of
women around the world access to basic reproductive health
services÷including birth control, sexuality education, prenatal and
obstetric care, and
Hello, I have a 1980 vw rabbit diesel available for parts. Not a
whole lot left on it. I wanted to get rid of any thing good before it
goes to be crushed. It has a fully charged a/c system, good 5 speed
tranny, some interior parts, working speedo, all glass ect. No
engine. PLease email me @
Hello everyone,
I use the single stage process from WVO that I collect from local
restaurants.. Currently I use neat biodiesel in three vehicles, a 2001
Excursion
(powerstroke engine) and a VW pickup with a 1997 Jetta engine which is a new,
not
remanufactured 1.9 liter with about 3000 miles
Hi,
I'm in Indiana up near Lake Michigan.Another member of the group is supposed to
be traveling through on I 80 very soon.I'm hoping to meet up with her and set
up some sort of a class.
If your down south girl mark thought she might have a class on bio diesel
around The St Louis area in
Dear All,
In fact we need to make people not to dump or waste their used oils.
So we need an attractive idea or model to make them to collect every
grams of their used vegetable oil.
Huseyin
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Dear All,
Here in
Good day;
Having just finished installing the electricals on my reactor (water
heater) this weekend I thought I would pass along a potential risk
when converting these to 120V from their 240V original.
I don't know about most but the one I got had a square flanged
heating element and the 120V
Hallo Folks,
I don't know how close to on-topic this is but I have a question
which I have been asking myself for a long while and figured it
wouldn't hurt to pass it on and see what I get.
Every day I go down in my basement and empty about 2.5 gallons of
water from the
Gustl Steiner-Zehender wrote:
Hallo Folks,
I don't know how close to on-topic this is but I have a question
which I have been asking myself for a long while and figured it
wouldn't hurt to pass it on and see what I get.
Every day I go down in my basement and empty about
I would suspect the condensate from your dehumidifier is going to have a
pH around 4. These are also breeding grounds for little nastyâs like
legionella. Check with the manufacture to see if it contains silica
based desiccants, especially cobalt indicator desiccants.
Arlos
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From: Gustl Steiner-Zehender
snip
Every day I go down in my basement and empty about 2.5 gallons of
water from the dehumidifier. Twice a day. Every day.
I have been wondering if it would be possible to dehimidify with the
added benefit of having potable
does anyone knows literature/published articles about comparative
prices of biodiesel and petroleum diesel? need it for my school
research.. thank you very much
beng
p.s.
the more recent/latest prices the better.. :)
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bioveging wrote:
Good day;
Having just finished installing the electricals on my reactor (water
heater) this weekend I thought I would pass along a potential risk
when converting these to 120V from their 240V original.
I don't know about most but the one I got had a square flanged
Have you considered a mushroom farm in your basement, very lucrative.
The psilocybin varieties are particularly popular sellers.
-BRAH
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From: Martin Klingensmith
snip
There is a place in England I believe, where there is a shortage of
potable water but they have a lot of fog every morning. They put up
large land-sails that condense the passing fog to supply drinking water.
This brings to mind a
Noctaire wrote:
Ok, so this article is interesting but it brings two items to mind
straightaway:
1) What kind of energy is being used to collect, scrub, compress, and
transport this CO2?
2) Let's say we successfully lower emissions of greenhouse gasses by
burying them. What happens
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From: baketampangetko
does anyone knows literature/published articles about comparative
prices of biodiesel and petroleum diesel? need it for my school
research.. thank you very much
Of course homebrew would depend on many local factors,
but
This might
Hi Dermot
That's very interesting, thankyou. I think it's worth posting in
full, the first page anyway.
It is unpleasant to have to note that some of the criticism is based
on apparently deliberate misquotation of our text.
What a surprise, LOL! They all do that, whether it's Monsanto
Hi Bob
Hi Keith,
On this question perhaps you might consider rerunning my post
of June 22 (No Nukes is Good Nukes) which makes the point that the
(relatively) temporary pollution created by the burning of fossil fuels is a
picnic compared to the longterm environmental degradation
Greetings Huseyin
Thankyou for posting this, It really needs a closer look than we've
given it so far. There has been quite a lot about collecting WVO of
course, but it still gets poor-cousin treatment as an issue in
itself. Among biodiesel's benefits, that it helps keep what the US
EPA
We only have one station in the area that is selling biodiesel at
all, and that is B2. Yes, B2, not B20 with a typo. They charge
about 5 cents US per gallon more than straight dino diesel. They
have big signs advertising that they have biodiesel, then a very
small indication on the pump
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Noctaire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, so this article is interesting but it brings two items to mind
straightaway:
1) What kind of energy is being used to collect, scrub, compress,
and
transport this CO2?
2) Let's say we successfully lower emissions of
There is significant health risk in drinking condensate. The risk comes mostly
from the large amount of mold to be found in typical dehumidifier condensate.
You are probably familiar with the slime molds that commonly coat the sides of
most dehumidifier condensate collector bins.
The
Hello fellow listers from Canada,
The following crosspost from livingoffthegrid lsit may be of interest to you.
Regards.
balaji
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From: john_mullan99 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 19, 2004 3:09 PM
Subject: [livingoffthegrid2] Planning a
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