Personally, I think keeping the list fairly open and having this happen
once in a while is a reasonable tradeoff.
If you run an open list things always get through, if its bulk spam we just
ignore it but if it looks like someone trying to get a result by upsetting
people we take the piss
Finally warmed up enough to try the PetroMax stove again. It flat out
would not light on plain BD, even when I heated the ring with a torch.
I mixed in some K1, and then a shot of gasoline. Finally got a weak and
spluttery flame - not enough to heat even a marshmallow.
I dumped out the mix
Mike,
I'm sure this is not an exciting discovery for you but, it is
relieving to me. Keep us posted.
Thanks,
Ken
On 12/19/05, Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Finally warmed up enough to try the PetroMax stove again. It flat out
would not light on plain BD, even when I heated the ring
Hi Vakin;
Thanks for your input. When you say 200 ml RO do you mean you wash a 1
liter test batch with 200 ml of reverse osmosis water?
BTW 95 deg. C is pretty warm it may dry the fuel quicker but there are
some notes on J2F that indicate biodiesel can oxidize. It may be
accelerated at that
So.I guess it would be out of the question to hit you up for a free
copy then eh mike? Darn.
Mike Weaver wrote:
He's offering you guys Paris Hilton videos free? He's been charging me
for them. I feel like such a fool.
Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
I noticed that keith, spelled
6 degrees of separation: Not even 3 days ago I got a real email from a
friend of mine who is working in Abuja, Nigeria, and
he just got a new job with ...Shell!
Hope he has life insurance.
Richard Littrell wrote:
Dear Mike,
Speaking of Nigeria, do you or anyone on the list know why it is
Mike,
I'm sure this is not an exciting discovery for you but, it is
relieving to me. Keep us posted.
Thanks,
Ken
It's relieving to me too. Must be a lemon. (Fine critters, lemons.)
The Britelyt looks like it should be one of the best stoves for
pre-heating with biodiesel, disappointing if
Hi
At 16:48 19.12.2005 'ã.', you wrote:
Hi Vakin;
Thanks for your input. When you say 200 ml RO do you mean you wash
a 1 liter test batch with 200 ml of reverse osmosis
water?
No. I mean 200 ml methil ester washed with 56 ml pure water. After
heating for couple of minutes up to 55 deg. C it
If it gets warm it will go rancid. It will make washing very difficult
but it will make bio and it can be done. I strongly suggest getting the
methanol back out of it before you wash it. ( if it gets rancid)
Jim
Marty Phee wrote:
Since it's been so cold I haven't been worried, but he wanted
If you are in Chicago you will be fine until at least early June.
JJJN wrote:
If it gets warm it will go rancid. It will make washing very difficult
but it will make bio and it can be done. I strongly suggest getting the
methanol back out of it before you wash it. ( if it gets rancid)
Jim
a/c compressors or refrigerator compressors will produce enough vacuum but they
are also designed to allow thier crankase oil to circulate through the system.
if it is not captured and returned they don't run for very long
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From: Joe Street
Very puzzling, My server says no, not a fault of theirs. I haven't
received list mail for nearly a week. Am in the dawghouse or something?
Jesse
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Again here main problem is water. Compressors for R134a are lubricated
with ester oil and the ester oil loses lubricant feature very shortly in
high humidity. As Rumen said, the best way is vacuum pump from any diesel
engine.
At 04:13 20.12.05, you wrote:
a/c compressors or refrigerator
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