piles of discarded bottles of all shapes and sizes.
stan
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Hi all;
I too have access to waste kero, and would love to burn it in my diesel
except for the fact that it's well known not to have the lubrication
properties a modern injection pump needs.
But what about mixing it with WVO? WVO needs to be thinned out by heating
it to make it's
Hello Keith, I'm glad I piped up there, one health scare in a month is
enough for anybody eh? :-)
I think there isn't really a sound plan here unless you intend to cut it
under water, scuba gear all.
My acetylene bottle is 140cm tall x 24cm diam = 64l in volume (approx)
Say 2/3 of the bottle
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Caroline
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where near what they claim.
This is the original as seen on
TV!
http://www.autobarn.net/torfuelsav1.html
FWIW, a few fuel system modifications on my truck yieled a solid 10%
increase from 18 MPG to 20 MPG.
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Evening: 201.345.4133
On Thu, 7 Apr
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Other images
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It's a danger to UFOs.
Keith
Take your laser pen and redirect traffic or
put some running
Yes, I am actually hoping to put a couple of fusion units together
To make them breed, you mean? Aren't you mixing technologies a bit?
since I can't find a source of dilithium crystals on this remote
forgotten outpost.
Yes, life can be tough out here on Planet Earth. Some folks on
Hello Robert, and all
Living in Hawaii, I wish gas was THAT cheap.. we are currently
paying almostt $3 per gallon for #2 diesel, and that's rising by the
minute. So...like the responsible guy I'm trying to be I wrote to
all the newspapers about oil palms (which would do well here), about
Hm, much as I feared.
Hello Keith, I'm glad I piped up there, one health scare in a month is
enough for anybody eh? :-)
Yes! You've saved my bacon. On the other hand, there are no regrets
with a Darwin award, considering you ain't around anymore, or not in
one piece anyway. :-)
I'm very
Date: Wed, 6 Apr 2005 23:22:02 -0400
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Kirk,
Do you have any idea of the effects of acetone on a Honda
Hi Keith,
I'm glad to hear you've decided against doing a bit of backyard bomb
disposal!!!
Nothing's cheap in Japan, it's either expensive or free (gomi, junk).
Actually not quite true, there's quite a lot of stuff from China here
now, good quality, low prices, made for Japanese companies
Hi all
My Gyroplane will fly backwards at 7+ mph wind, sometimes after I have
landed.
The weight of the wiring could be flown with its own lifting shape
Ken
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Dear Rick,
In principle you are correct but does anyone really want to occupy an area
after dropping nukes on it. Besides it would have spoiled the oil. As for
having enough troops, no way I can agree. Why do you think those poor men
and women in the National Guard are doing service there? I was
http://www.space.com/businesstechnology/technology/space_elevator_020327-1.html
Rob wrote:
I first thought that this was an Aprils Fool, trying to work out what the weight of
the cable needed to carry the electricity back to earth and having to reach around 12
miles high, the wind drag
Keith I make soap with KOH and/or NaOH depending on what I want. A
liquid soap, bar soap or cream soap. I don't know what you have
available for animals tallows, but goat, emu and pig are all wonderfully
hydrating, so using them in addition to your leftovers could remove the
caustic
Hello Kirk,
Airspace is controlled.
As a pilot I can tell you that although most of the US east of the Mississippi
River is Class E and above (controlled) airspace it
is a reverse proportion west of the Mississippi River. Where most of the
airspace is Class G or uncontrolled.
The
Canadian Automobile Industry and Government
Agree on Climate Change Action
April 05, 2005
http://www.physorg.com/news3600.html
To achieve the Government's GHG-reduction objective
for the sector, the Canadian automobile industry will
offer and promote a wide variety of fuel-saving
Actualy if one wanted to bring the BTU's of biodiesel up, mixing with a
little Avtur might be a thought.
Greg H.
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Kerosene
Is this true Kerosene or is it
Next time you buy a sectional (map for you nonpilots) I suggest you give it a
closer glance. The last one I bought was Montana and there is a lot of airspace
with a 10,000 minimum altitude. Guess they don't want people disturbing the
animals. :) Then there is military space. Some of those can
Guys,
I am very green in making biodiesel.
I am trying to put together the parts that I need to make it.
I would like to know:
1) what filter if available I should use to separate the water from the WVO ?
2) what type of pH meter should I use to determine the pH before and after the
wash ?
Actually 500 feet may make it worthwhile. Towers are damn expensive and
maintenance is difficult too. Towers are built though because they pencil.
Eliminating them would be a good thing if it can be done reliably.
Kirk
Rob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I first thought that this was an Aprils
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It's a danger to UFOs.
Keith
Maybe we could tune them in to our
GPS directional devices to
Guess they don't want people disturbing the animals. :)
Flights over national parks, wildlife preserves etc are marked on the sectional
and specify either on the chart or in the legend the
altitude AGL for flying over these areas. Normally 2,000' AGL.
Sorry about the Typo on the first posting.
Hi All,
Please do not misunderstand my point about Korea. I do not want my country
to invade North Korea. (I never want the U.S. to invade anyone) I have many
friends in the South whose lives would be destroyed. I was comparing the
relative threat between the leaders of Iraq and North Korea
I think it was the Bob Marshall Wilderness and as I recall it was 5000 above
ground level.
I remember thinking it was kinda special.
Kirk
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Guess they don't want people disturbing the animals. :)
Flights over national parks, wildlife preserves etc are marked
Hello Tim,
They have a porous plug at the top of the cylinder to contain the acetylene.
But no complete liner to my knowledge, the books I have are old though so
things may have changed. In one respect for sure cylinders have changed, the
old cylinders used to have a safety valve at the base,
We are getting on to some tricky territory here.
My recollection is that volatile flammable substances tend to be absorbed
in the pore space of the metal in drums etc. When the metal is heated they
come out of the pores and are ignited.
I believe there is a protocol for working with such drums
Hi Bob,
Although acetone is miscible with water I think the packing material in the
cylinder would prevent the water reaching anywhere significant into it, let
alone the bottom of the cylinder, leaving an unflushed pocket of unknown
size. Still risky in my view. Not recommended.
Regards
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Other images
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It's a danger to UFOs.
Keith
Take your laser pen and redirect traffic or
put some running
Thanks for your comments. They are vary helpful. I'm not sure I
understand this Neo Con Dispensationalist principle but I also have
to confess I don't understand the Neo Cons all that well. Do you think
the is a political philosophy here or is it just another name for
business
You've been here? That sounds good. Japan leaves you with good
memories to cherish, doesn't it?
Yes, I lived in Tsukuba city for a year between 1993 -94 and I was during
the end of that year in Tokio during 2 weeks. I was granted with a
scholarship by JICA for chemical technology in
Whether or not the US took Rome or invaded in 1944 the war was lost for
Germany. They could no longer replace their losses while the Soviet
ability to put in men and material into the field was steadily rising.
The German army was essentially an army within an army. A small, highly
I believe there is a Ferengie trader in your area that might be able to
help but it will cost you. Then again look on the bright side. At
least the Ferengie aren't Halliburton. If they were you'd really get
screwed.
Rick
Kirk McLoren wrote:
Yes, I am actually hoping to put a couple
thinking that a paper coffee filter is over kill(not to mention slow). Would
a nylon stocking work?
Brent
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I guess the most important questions for me are how much of the
administrations positions
on environment are philosophical and how much pragmatic. As several
people have pointed
out the collapse of cheap energy i.e., oil and gas will
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i have found plastic mixing cones on line at macmaster carr.com a very good
1'' pump at harbor freaght the measuring equipment and drumb band heater at
mcmaster the scale was from the local office supply in oz or grams
and on ebay i found a old soda syrup container made of s.s. for methoxide no
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The world faces a permanent oil shock and will have to adjust to
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Keith Addison wrote:
(Iraqi forces)
There wasn't much left of them by that time, which I think was the idea.
This was one of my contentions in the lead up to the war.
How can a nation whose armed forces have been decimated constitute a
threat in the traditional, military sense? Our
Hi Keith,
I'm glad to hear you've decided against doing a bit of backyard bomb
disposal!!!
Thanks to you... but I was more bothered by the Keith-disposal aspect.
Nothing's cheap in Japan, it's either expensive or free (gomi, junk).
Actually not quite true, there's quite a lot of stuff
If you want bottles, try places that refill fire extingishers, I've
seen piles of discarded bottles of all shapes and sizes.
Lucky you - we had a really hard time finding them too. Finally
nailed down a coupleof small ones, one of which I used inour Turk
burner. A fire extinguisher would
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