The 5 to 7 is probably per 24 hour period
KirkMichael Redler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...see also http://rredc.nrel.gov/solar/old_data/nsrdb/redbook/sum2/state.html
MikeWilliam Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Hakan Joe,Hakan, where do you find 5-7 kwm^-2 for solar incoming energy? That seems
If you're running a huge fixed flywheel for hours or days at a time,
doesn't precession become an issue? Even with vacuum containment etc,
don't the bearing get creamed by the lateral forces?
taryn
http://ornae.com/
On Aug 31, 2005, at 11:37 PM, Tony DeCarmine wrote:
Evening, all -
Jerry
At least they are not Cameras!
regards Doug
On Thursday 01 September 2005 12:05, Mike Weaver wrote:
My GF says even one Mike is too many...
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I once heard that flywheels were used on busses in Vancouver, BC area a few years ago. When the brakes were applied, the mechanical energy was applied to the acceleration of a flywheel, which was later, after the bus stop, applied to the wheels again.Tony DeCarmine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, another beginner to walk thru for you.
I am planning on buying a new used car, heard about WVO and diesels and
wanted to get everything figured out.
I read on your web site that some people are experimenting with mixes for
regular gasoline cars.
I thought this would be just great.
I
I'll keep it brief!
I'm an EMT (well, a WFR, but it's the same standard of care and better
imo for rural rescue), have worked w/ search dogs (had 2, now have 1,
who is very out of practice), etc.
I very VERY much want to get to Louisiana or Mississippi to help out.
I'm good on a boat...was a
Hello Mike, welcome
hello everyone, i have never even looked at anything like this before, just
wondering where do i begin? my uncle manages a dairy farm, so i have access
to over 4,000 gallons of mollasses which i can use for free, in small
amounts, that i want to make ethanol from.
where do i
Hello John
Hi,
I am looking for some help making a biodiesel processor.
I am trying to make my own processor out of two 45 gallon
drums (which I think is 55 American gallons) With cone bottoms. One
for mixing and settling and the other for washing. I have one cone
just about
Hello Tom
I wanted to test a recent 25 gal batch of biodiesel.
I dissolved 25 ml of finished biodiesel in 225 ml methanol (Jan
Warnqist @ JtF Biodiesel and Your Vehicle) and got approx. 2ml
undissolved material at the bottom of the bottle, indicating an
incomplete reaction.
I
Hi All,
I finally found a source of 3A molecular sieve. It´s been sitting in 95% ethanol overnight. How do I test the ethanol to see if I removed the 5% water? Simple mass balance? I don´t have a Karl Fisher titrator. BTW, I used the recommended 250 grams of 3A per liter of ethanol.
Thanks,
See if it will blend with gas. it will seperate if not.
From: Tom Irwin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2005/09/01 Thu AM 05:54:53 EDT
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Subject: [Biofuel] Drying ethanol
Hi All,
I finally found a source of 3A molecular sieve. It´s been sitting in 95%
Hello Tom,
May I offer unorthodox solution? Try to measure the specific gravity and density using specific gravity bottle. If it matches sg of pure ethanol you are there for practical purposes, unless you are aiming for AR quality..Tom Irwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I finally found a
Use olny a small amount in a test tube to mix with gas, , if it does not mix
use another 250 grams
of 3A and let sit overnite again, throw the gas mixture away,
From: Tom Irwin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2005/09/01 Thu AM 05:54:53 EDT
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Subject: [Biofuel]
Greetings Bob,
The world can use many more Bright Blessings than I can wish for it. I
have no copyright, honest. Be warned however, that if you use it, people
will ask/assume you are a pagan.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
At 08:46 PM 8/31/2005, you wrote:
Hi Hakan Joe,
I would love to use Kim's sig
Kirk,
Yes, it is kWh per day. I maybe misunderstood the number given,
because max. kW per m2 and second is quite irrelevant for application
of solar panels, other than for capacity of the panel itself.
Hakan
At 08:20 01/09/2005, you wrote:
The 5 to 7 is probably per 24 hour period
Kirk
Flywheel was also mentioned in the book,
which I forgot to add but is now regarding
the air car post.
Bicycling Science by MIT Press c1982
Chapter 12 - Energy-storage bicycles
Table 12.1 Energy-storage data.
Maximum energy-storage capability of various materials
W-hr/lbm
Brian Rodgers wrote:
You guys are a trip.
LOL there is no stopping some people.
Here you will like this one for alternative transportation
http://www.aeros-uk.co.uk/html/jetbug.html
It can burn biodiesel!!
Joe
This info has been some of the most entertaining reading I have done in
Howdy Greg, you seem a little hard on those who didn't evacuate. I can
think a couple reasons to stay put. The evacuation went well for those
with cars, as all roads were open to outgoing traffic. But what about
those with our a car? What are they supposed to do, walk to Arkansas?
So for
Hey Hakan;
Hakan Falk wrote:
Joe,
Depends on where you are. Incoming yearly average in northern US is 5-6 kW/m2.
Are you sure??
I would not fly any hang glider in 100 feet per minute, because you
will end up at top of a thunderstorm and come back down as an ice
block. It has
Joe, et al. see
http://www.windsun.com/Solar_Basics/Solar_maps.htm
Joe Street wrote:
Hey Hakan;
Hakan Falk wrote:
Joe,
Depends on where you are. Incoming yearly average in northern US is 5-6 kW/m2.
Are you sure??
I would not fly any hang glider in 100 feet per minute, because
Now finally someone comes up with a REALLY good idea! Ok I propose a
motion that the countries we swap should be the USA and Antartica. The
US needs some cooling off and I think (and most Canadians would agree)
it would be cool to have penguins for neighbors anyways. Now we just
have to
I love the idea of stationary flywheels too. Vertical is
best IMHO because it's easier to share the load between two (plane) bearings
instead of one and they are super-simple compared to the vacuum bottle type. Just
make sure your rim speed never exceeds 60 MPH. See this interesting
The unit is also KWh/m^2/day. I am just talking Watts per square meter
it is about 1
Kirk McLoren wrote:
The 5 to 7 is probably per 24 hour period
Kirk
Michael Redler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...see also http://rredc.nrel.gov/solar/old_data/nsrdb/redbook/sum2/state.html
Not if it is horizontal. Maglev (magnetically levitated bearings)
aren't affected regardless of flywheel orientation so long as you don't
suddenly over do it and crash them. I saw a sales rep with a cavalier
attitude demonstrating a small maglev turbomolecular pump one time. It
was spinning at
Could one replace precession forces with inertia? I've never heard the term
precession force.
On 9/1/05, Joe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
He turned it sideways and the precession forces crashed the bearing. That
pump didn't stay in his hand for long..
Joe
Ok how about inertial forces due to gyroscopic precession?
In any case there was a lot of energy stored up in the spinning vanes
and motor. It was lucky nobody was in the way when the pump flew across
the room tearing off the motor power cable and roughing pump line in the
process.
Joe
Ken
I have no issue with those that TRIED to do something to help them selves
and still got into trouble.
BUT I do have issues with those that did NOTHING ( despite all the
warnings ) to help them selves then expect the government and everyone else
to drop what their doing and save them, because
I didn't want to be picky. I just wanted to comprehend. No sense readin' all
this unless I'm going to bother understanding it.
Joe wrote:
Ok how about inertial forces due to gyroscopic precession?
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I was imagining a LARGE flywheel, perhaps made from concrete with the axis pointed to the ground and the shaft sitting inside a cylinder filled with water or oil (with maybe an oring seal). The hydraulic pressurekeeps the flywheel suspended init's vertical position andprovides a low friction
Have you got any penguin recipes? I hear they taste like
chicken.
At 08:46 AM 9/1/2005, Joe Street said something like:
Now finally someone comes up
with a REALLY good idea! Ok I propose a motion that the countries
we swap should be the USA and Antartica. The US needs some cooling
off and I
Thanks Manick,
I just ran a density test. I got 0.7824g/cc vs. .7893g/cc from my CRC handbook. The original material is .7924g/cc. That's about a 10 or 12 % removal. with some slop for my measuring technique this might be good stuff. I'll try mixing it with gasolene next. Thanks all.
Tom
I posted this in another group and thought it might also benefit some of you since it's logical to think that some members are off-grid and synthesizing their own power signal.
MikeMichael Redler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Thu, 1 Sep 2005 08:05:16 -0700 (PDT)From: Michael Redler [EMAIL
Michael Redler wrote:
Does anyone remember the equations for angular momentum and kinetic energy
from a rotating flywheel?
kinetic energy
E = I * omega^2 /2
I for the homogeneous discus is I = m * R^2 / 2
omega is angular speed and can be calculated from
omega= 2 * pi * niu where niu is
Sorry folks for the SPAM tag on the subject of the last mail.
Its false positive from my spamfilter :)
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Hey man we Canadians are CIVILIZED. How could you even consider eating
penguins. I'll stick to eating beaver thank you.
J
Tom wrote:
Have you got any penguin recipes? I hear they taste like
chicken.
At 08:46 AM 9/1/2005, Joe Street said something like:
Now finally someone
comes up
with
make sure your density measurements are done at the same temperature as
the standard values, usually 20 degrees C. (density is quite
temperature sensitive)
Tom Irwin wrote:
Thanks Manick,
I just ran a density test. I got 0.7824g/cc vs. .7893g/cc from my CRC
handbook. The original
Has anybody used the product from this company before ?
http://www.foreverflashlights.com/dynamo_flashlight.htm
I have something similar, but it does not have any charging capability like this one does.
Myk__Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam? Yahoo!
Hello to all,
The City of Eufaula is running out of diesel and calls to the supplier have
not been returned. We have on hand about 1,000 gal of fuel that is not
completely reacted. We may need to use this fuel. Any suggestions about
blending with diesel? We would normally try to reproccess but we
Telcordia developed flywheel batteries
for the purpose of eliminating backup-batteries in remote huts. Last I read
about it several years ago, the number one concern was the flywheel coming
apart and turning into shrapnel, so they were working on ceramic containment
enclosures. Their test
Awesome. The jet engine is too noisy in my opinion. We just viewed a
really cool movie called Winged Migration. Now that's the way to take
to the sky. Man has never done a flying machine that even comes close
to the way birds fly. beautiful graceful.
I am content to watch.
Brian
Hi Greg
you writeI am on a budget, yet I still managed to put together three
55 gal plastic
drums of water, and a few hundred pounds of wheat, beans, powdered milk,
butter powder, white and brown sugar, honey, dry fruit, vitamins.I
have used salvaged building materials ( most of which didn't
Would you feel the same way if people died in quakes in Japan or
California? What about Sri Lanka? How about a plane crash, dam breech,
eruption or tornado? Some empathy here would be nice. No one is perfect.
No one can predict the future.
Regards,
Emil
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paul,
try going to a hydroponic supply store, they have the stuff.
vinceMarc Arends [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can also use a 50:50 v/v mixture of ethanol and diethylether. We use this at my work every day and it is ok.Marc Arendsoriginal message:HiI seem to be having trouble sourcing
Anyone know what a 637M is or how to get
it?
Thanks,
Jeremy
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Whenever I use a deoderant with this Propylene Glycol in it, my skin breaks out in hives. So generally stay away from anything that contains it. (Poison) no matter how you look at it.
FDA has also listed Aspartame asa Neurotoxin, but there is many foods that contain it anyway so I use Stevia or
Hi Joe, for no (very few) moving parts you
need a ram-jet. Or as some used to call a scram jet. It is
essentially a pipe with a venturi and a fuel injector. It needs to have air
flowing through it before ignition, like if it was attached to a glider or
vehicle. Once enough airspeed flows,
Hi Bill,
I have used a wide array of biodiesel fuel which I have made.
Some batches would smoke more than others. Mostly I used my B100 in my
f250 pickup.
Luck = preparation + opportunity
You have an excellent, small bio-refinery. I encourage you to make the
most of it and get bio-fuel
If you convert an automobile to run straight ethanol, and you find yourself in a position that your in where there is no ethanol and must use gasoline, will this mess up your ethanol kit in any way ?
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I seem to recall that the minimum airspeed for halfway reasonable
efficiency with a ramjet is about 400 mph. Hiller once experimented with
a small helicopter powered by ramjets on the rotor tips. I don't recall
any mention of starting problems but I doubt it was easy.
I believe that a fuel
Let them raise gas prices and regulate Biofuel, it is only going to push people into privateering or bartering. Private contracts among the people, they are not selling, just trading. For example: "I buy you a biofuel processing kit for your garage and you give me a free tank fill up of biofuel
Gas terbine cars that were tested 20
or 30 years ago had very poor mileage and gas terbine generators are usually
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Hi Paul you may also try a reagent supply
company (like for research labs or schools) over here two big ones are Fischer and
Sigma. Also, janitorial supply/industrial chemical supply houses might carry it
depending on what your regulations are in the UK.
You might also search the web for a
Hi Bob,
All were taken at the same temperature 22 C.
Tom Irwin
From: bob allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.orgSent: Thu, 01 Sep 2005 13:06:40 -0300Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Drying ethanolmake sure your density measurements are done at the same temperature as the
Hi Greg. Chlorine is an excellent sanitizer. Another, lesser known one
is silver. A couple of silver coins in the barrel were used in the old
days for keeping pathogens from breeding in the water.
Regards,
Emil
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Mike Weaver wrote:
You can make a perfectly decent router/firewall with a 486.
I think you misspelled 386.
AP
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Hi Myk, that is really cool but it charges
up a ni-cad battery for storage, instead of a flywheel. I have a cheaper
version and the kids love it.
Regards,
Emil
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Sent: Thursday,
Lossy
Very lossy -- and not recommended.
Don Lancaster was interested in efficient inverters and the least number of switches.
I think his website is tiaja.com
If not he should be easy to Google
-KirkMichael Redler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I posted this in another group and thought it might
--- Tom Irwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Manick,
I just ran a density test. I got 0.7824g/cc vs. .7893g/cc from my CRC
handbook. The original material is .7924g/cc. That's about a 10 or
12 % removal. with some slop for my measuring technique this might be
good stuff. I'll try
Myk Hill wrote:
FDA has also listed Aspartame as a Neurotoxin, but there is many foods
that contain it anyway
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence - Carl Sagan.
Any chance you have a primary source to back up your rather
extraordinary statement?
Searching the FDA website for
Thanks for the agreement.I had posted
toxic reports on butylene and propylene glycol as well as sodium Laurel
Sulfates...and was unanimously booed. It is nasty stuff, and most alarming
they are putting it in toothpast/ children's anti-itch creams, most cosmetics,
drugs, etc. What is really
Thanks for the info Emil.
I remember now reading of the silver coin in water from another thread.
Somehow I think it sounds kind of weird though.
We use untreated well water and I could stand a bit of chlorine in an emergency.
Usually we have some water supply interruption during Winter.
It is
Health-Report Comment:
Well folks, it never stops does it?
How many of you would ever have thought, a ubiquitous substance such as
good ol' Petroleum Jelly or Vaseline as so many of us have come to call it over
the last 50 years, is now a suspected and probable carcinogen because of
the way
Ray J wrote:
2000 s-10 had a diesel engine in them???
Perhaps non-US models. I know it is possible to get a Ford Ranger with
a diesel engine, but not in the US. If I find one on the grey market
and I can afford it then I'll buy it. There are all kinds of vehicles
all over the world
I recall some time ago there was a man on the list who was running an
unmodified Ford diesel truck on a mixture of WVO and gasoline. If he's
still here, would he please post an update on how his truck is doing?
AP
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Were you inquiring 'bad' as in micro-organisms or 'bad' as to taste?
Greg H.
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From: Brian Rodgers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 11:51
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Katrina slams New Orleans. Is There Blame?
Thanks
I would appreciate some help. I am new to the list and I read a few days ago
on one of the threads that metal tanks should be used to make a biodiesel
processor. There are 2 processors I saw on the web 1 at Freedom Fuel America
the other at BioDiesel gear. Both are polyethylene ( i am sure most
Yes.
If people live in an area, they should learn of dangerous natural
occurrences ( quakes, tornadoes, hurricanes, tidal waves, blizzards and the
like ), and make preparations for them.
Like I said in another post:
I have no issue with those that TRIED to do something to help them selves
and
Hi all,
I stumbled across the Jtf web site while
doing searches on Biodiesel. I had not really heard about the fuel other than
occasional mentions; usually said by someone who said they heard it from a
friend who heard it from a friend, etc. When I asked automotive mechanics about
it, I
There are a few tricks to keeping water fresh.
1)Use distilled water.If you start with a sanitized barrel, and fill
it with distilled water, there is nothing to 'go bad'.
2) Rotate it every 6-8 months.
3)Bubble air through it before use.Water really doesn't go bad
unless
Just to warn you all...I sent my money to
New pulse jet engine http://www.aardvark.co.nz/pjet/xjet.shtml
And did not get my stuff !
Best Regards
From:Joe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED]Reply-To:Biofuel@sustainablelists.orgTo:Biofuel@sustainablelists.orgSubject:Re: [Biofuel] Cross Posted: Fwd:
A neighbor who recently retired from the airline industry has been
asking me lately if there's a biofuel that can be substituted for jet
fuel, and although I didn't know at the time, I've done some research
since, and see that jet fuel is a variant of diesel.
Any one out there know what kind
Hello Juan
I would appreciate some help. I am new to the list and I read a few days ago
on one of the threads that metal tanks should be used to make a biodiesel
processor. There are 2 processors I saw on the web 1 at Freedom Fuel America
the other at BioDiesel gear. Both are polyethylene ( i am
Yes, and he was shut down because
governments panicked.
Greg H.
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From:
Joe Street
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005
11:38
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Cross Posted: Fwd:
[DIYGasTurbines] Re: I'd like to try
I'm not surprised.
When did you send the money?
That guy was stepped on big time by Big
Brotherafter 9-11.
Greg H.
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Morgan
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005
12:21
Subject: Re: [Biofuel]
Hello Ed
Hi all,
I stumbled across the Jtf web site while doing searches on
Biodiesel. I had not really heard about the fuel other than
occasional mentions; usually said by someone who said they heard it
from a friend who heard it from a friend, etc. When I asked
automotive mechanics about
Hi Doug. 400 mph...oops...just a minor detail. Of course you're right.
The SCRAM jet is the super-sonic version (supersonic combustion ram
jet). I think the old German V1 (buzz-bomb) used a variation on the
pulse jet that had a front-flap, allowing starting from a standing stop
using only the
From: roseann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Waste Vegetable Oil
Date: Thu, 1 Sep 2005 13:46:30 -0400
I have just seen your web site and how you propose the use of
biodiesel. My restaurant produces WVO and we currently have to pay
to have it removed. Do you know anyone that
Some comments below...
Health-Report Comment:
Well folks, it never stops does it?
How many of you would ever have thought, a ubiquitous substance such
as good ol' Petroleum Jelly or Vaseline as so many of us have come
to call it over the last 50 years, is now a suspected and probable
You know Greg,
Sometimes doing nothing is the best that anyone can do. I guess it's
been a long time since you've been at the bottom of the heap, having few
or no options and nothing much else available to you other than hope
that it gets no worse.
I wonder what roofs you'd have been standing
It was about 4 months ago, no luck contacting anyone, next time I am in NZ, I will be sure to drop in though...lol
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The short answer is no.
The long answer is, BioDiesel does not have to BTU's of jet fuel ( jet fuel
is a highly refined cozen to jet fuel with allot of BTU's per gal ), nor
does it have the ability to take the low temperatures that jet fuel would
encounter at altitude.
These things are workable,
I actually read something about this a couple days ago. YOu should be able to
google it.
There were problems using it with jets. Biggest concern was gelling at high
altitudes.
On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 14:46:13 +, des wrote
A neighbor who recently retired from the airline industry has been
You can either shrug it off or have compassion for a fellow human being.
Put yourself in their place for a second (empathy). They are pleading
for help even though you think they might not deserve it (have mercy).
That's what drew me to this list in the first place; sharing information
freely to
http://www.venezuelanalysis.com/news.php?newsno=1738
Venezuela's CITGO to Provide Cheap Gas for U.S. Hospitals, Nursing
Homes and Schools
Monday, Aug 29, 2005
By: Cleto Sojo - VenezuelAnalysis.com
PDVSA's Rafael Ramirez speaks to Reverend Jesse Jackson during
President Hugo Chavez's weekly
Tom wrote:
I guess all these toxins killing us explains why our life expectancy
keeps going up.
Does it? Your disease rate certainly does, didn't you notice? Indeed
all these toxins ARE killing us, and denying it is just as
wrongheaded as saying all chemicals are BAD, or even more so.
You
I guess all these toxins killing us explains why our life expectancy
keeps going up.
And you are right about one thing Nancy, it never stops!
What kind of biohazard suit do you live in? What do you use to wipe
your as Oh, nevermind!
At 12:54 PM 9/1/2005, Nancy Canning said something like:
Myk Hill wrote:
FDA has also listed Aspartame as a Neurotoxin, but there is many foods
that contain it anyway
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence - Carl Sagan.
Any chance you have a primary source to back up your rather
extraordinary statement?
Searching the FDA website for
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Poverty Rate Rises to 12.7 Percent
By JENNIFER C. KERR, Associated Press Writer Tue Aug 30, 7:31 PM ET
WASHINGTON - Even with a robust economy that was adding jobs last
year, the number of Americans who fell into poverty rose
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Venezuela to Provide Discounted Heating Oil and Free Eye Operations
to U.S. Poor
Sunday, Aug 28, 2005
By: Bernardo Delgado - Venezuelanalysis.com
Venezuela's President Chavez speaking to Rev. Jesse Jackson during
his weekly television
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1) UN World Summit 2005.
2) Three decades of shortfalls in promised annual
What fun and games...I make a bet you believe that vaccinations of infants
is also a good thing ha ha ha ha ha..propaganda -propaganda-
propaganda. and who makes the money by passing off products that harm our
health. For instance, you believe the pharmacutical industry in it's
cancer
Howdy Myk,
Myk Hill wrote:
Whenever I use a deoderant with this Propylene Glycol in it, my skin
breaks out in hives.
if so your reaction in fairly idiosyncratic, as I have not observed that
with myself or numerous others, nor does the literature.
So generally stay away from anything that
Whatever happened to "From Each According To His Abilities, To Each According To His Needs"?
...oh, I forgot. That never really caught on in the US (sorry, couldn't help myself).
So Greg, when you say stuff like "
"If people would pay attention when the experts tell them..."
Are you saying
"Very lossy -- and not recommended."
OK Soare you going to explain why or just leave me hangin'?
MikeKirk McLoren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lossy
Very lossy -- and not recommended.
Don Lancaster was interested in efficient inverters and the least number of switches.
I think his website is
Hi all,
I used to be fascinated by this stuff when I was a kid and
used to do a lot of pyro with building solid fuel model rockets.
My friends and I would mix the materials on the kitchen stove
and pour the molten fuel into cardboard tubes to harden around
an cone shape at the bottom of the
The jury is still out on that. They had no legal grounds for shutting
him down (last I heard)
Joe
Greg and April wrote:
Yes, and he was shut down
because governments panicked.
Greg H.
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From:
Joe Street
To:
Nancy Canning wrote:
What fun and games...I make a bet you believe that vaccinations of
infants is also a good thing ha ha ha ha ha..propaganda
-propaganda- propaganda.
as I recall, childhood immunizations are one of the most cost effective
health care options available.
and who
Greetings,
Actually, I prefer hydrogen peroxide to chlorine for keep my water
fresh. It does not have the toxic effects, especially for young girls and
child bearing aged women. Sorry, but chlorine is not safe.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
At 12:51 PM 9/1/2005, you wrote:
Thanks for the info Emil.
I
Hi I have a bit of electronic knowledge albeit a tad rusty.
I followed your link but without knowing what you are trying to do I
am at a loss as well.
What are you inverting?
Are you simply changing DC to AC?
If I was trying to do this the first thing I would do is hit the
standard circuit design
Keith Addison wrote:
Myk Hill wrote:
FDA has also listed Aspartame as a Neurotoxin, but there is many foods
that contain it anyway
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence - Carl Sagan.
Any chance you have a primary source to back up your rather
extraordinary statement?
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