I'm not into all the statistical facts figures but I do have a
good working knowledge of both EVs and biodiesel powered cars. I have
one of each. I think that it is short-sighted to expect one straight
answer to all our vehicle needs. There is no one ideal solution. Both
EVs and biodiesel
Exactly right. Smart approach.
Ed
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Subject: [biofuel] Re: EVs
I'm not into all the statistical facts figures but I do have a
good working knowledge of both EVs
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From: robert luis rabello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 2:26 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Re: EVs
Scott Cathy wrote:
I'm planning on using wood Gasifier technology ( borrowed from the
Stone
I must admit
Been gone all weekend, this has been quite a hot topic. Anton makes
a very good point and I will attempt to add my two cents
without bile.
I am new to bio-fuels and relatively new to alternative energy
analyses, I have really been enjoying the discussions on this list
and want to thank all
Hello Jerry
Hi Scott and All,
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Scott Nikolai
Jerry and All
snip
Back to your garbage deal in Fla. Are you aware
of the gallant attempts
to produce Ethanol from garbage??
Yes but waiting for 1 to actually work. It's
easier
Hello Andrew
Been gone all weekend, this has been quite a hot topic. Anton makes
a very good point and I will attempt to add my two cents
without bile.
I am new to bio-fuels and relatively new to alternative energy
analyses, I have really been enjoying the discussions on this list
and want to
Hello Keith, not to beat a dead horse (although making bioD out of it
sounds good!) but bad math is a pet peeve of mine. The following is
clipped from one of Terry's recent posts:
Take a coal burning electricity generating station. It works at 35%
efficiency, so that's 65% of your prime
running a biodiesel powered generator that connects to an electric
transmission with battery main would make ev's something to consider.
Keith Addison wrote:
Back to your garbage deal in Fla. Are you aware
of the gallant attempts
to produce Ethanol from garbage??
Yes but
Hi Keith and All,
--- Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Jerry
able to overwelm the
Madcow'ers.
One can always hope.
At least it has something to do with biofuels,
unlike EVs? :-)
You asked about hybrids that started this thread
, which my EV is sometimes.
check out the woodgas info at http://www.webconx.com/woodgas.htm
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From: robert luis rabello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 3:26 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Re: EVs
Scott Cathy wrote:
I'm planning on using wood
I think that i the future we will have many different sustems to generate,
store, and use energy. I also think that the niftiest, most efficient car is
still going to be stuck in traffic most of its life. We as a people need to
figue re out a way to communicate, cooperate, and work together to
i've put it on my site
www.skaar.101main.net/new-designs.html
it's just a few simple pictures but i figure you can understand them,
mirroring it would be nice, but it's probably gonna change in a while.
jerry dycus wrote:
Hi,
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i've been working on it, simpler
While the debate on EVs is still fresh, I have a couple of questions for
those with more experience (Jerry). I do actually own an EV (250 Watts), a
3-wheel Sinclair C5 which was bought new when they were first launched many
years ago. I used it every day to go to my office. Electricity costs
Jerry
I don't normally respond to sarcasm, nor to wild, unsubstantiated claims. I
have indicated that all of the environmentally based uses of technology have
their place, and agree that EVs powered by electricity coming from off-peak
and any sustainable solar or biofuels resources are
My last didn't come out too well - some of the methane data are immediately
below the fuel type. Thanks, Yahoo
Terry
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i've been working on it, simpler than you'd think.
jerry dycus wrote:Can you run you
house with your car during blackouts?
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My good People
Since we seem a bit worked up about EV's, I might as well through my
two cents in. The problem I see about EV's is that they seem to stress an
already tired infrastructure. California anyone?? I realize that there are
regulation issues involved but doesn't it really boil down
Hi Scott, Cathy and All,
--- Scott Cathy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My good People
Since we seem a bit worked up about EV's, I
might as well through my
two cents in. The problem I see about EV's is that
they seem to stress an
already tired infrastructure. California anyone??
Hi,
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i've been working on it, simpler than you'd think.
How about some details?
Thanks, jerry dycus
jerry dycus wrote:Can you run you
house with your car during blackouts?
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