Tom:
I received this email (below) on Friday morning after I received your
response to my attachments. Do I have to send you anything? Did I forget to
send you something?
Also, I did not receive the NBA documents on $100, 000 bond requirement.
(One of your attachments , I could not open. It
Hi All Ð WeÕll be on the road to GibsonÕs, British Columbia (of MollyÕs
Reach, ÒBeachcombersÓ fame) to do a one-day workshop on SVO and biodiesel,
including a rapid conversion of a Golf to SVO (It now takes us about 6
hours). Back Sunday.
VEG-ThermÕs (12V inline heater we devised for SVO and
Tom, Chandra, everyone
The list does not accept attachments. You'll have to send them
separately direct or convert them to text-only and send them as
ordinary email posts, where everyone can read them.
Keith
Tom:
I received this email (below) on Friday morning after I received your
response
see http://www.webconx.dns2go.com/fuelcell.htm
Steve Spence
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Keith:
Am a very active lurker in the list and I just surfaced to thank you for
your efforts.
The saga of oil is fascinating and sordid. Please keep them coming.
Thanks once again:
__ramjee, who would make [EMAIL PROTECTED] one of these days. :-)
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From: Keith
Todd,
I was actually asking if it's your opinion that SVO and/or WVO were
immune to algae buildup.
Craig
Appal Energy wrote:
Craig,
Biodiesel can be subject to algae buildup. But it also has a
considerably long shelf life when treated properly. I haven't had the
occasion or need to
Good day/night.
I'm very new to this group but so pleased to have found it.
Could someone help me please; I saw an article where a
diesel motorcar engine was used to drive a generator.
Unfortunatly I did not mark the web site. Would be very
greatful is anybody could head me in the right
Keith:
Am a very active lurker in the list and I just surfaced to thank you for
your efforts.
The saga of oil is fascinating and sordid. Please keep them coming.
Thanks once again:
__ramjee, who would make [EMAIL PROTECTED] one of these days. :-)
Hi Ramjee
Thanks, I'm glad you're enjoying
The Seven Sisters
The Great Oil Companies and the World They Made
Anthony Sampson
Hodder and Stoughton, 1975, ISBN 0 340 19427 8
Chapter 12 - Part 2
Embargo
Aramco was now closely in touch with Jim Akins, who had just become
the Ambassador to Saudi Arabia. On October 25 Akins sent a
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if the creation of such machine is that simple then nobody would
succeed to restrain its spread (although there probably would be
attempts to do so). further, that would mean the need to re-allocate
at least several million people to different businesses as very much
of oil and related industries
Hi, I'm new to the list serve.
Question about methanol...
I can get some 99% pure for 7$/ gallon however some folks using it for
racecars inthe area can sell it cheaper-like 3$/gal. I'm wondering if there
are additives in the fuel for race cars I should be wary of and if they will
negatively
Peter,
Racers blend oil with their alcohol, making it less than desireable as a
component for manufacturing biodiesel.
If the alcohol in question is purchased before anything is added, it should be
fine.
The racers probably get their alcohol in bulk. If you can find out where the
bulk plant
Craig,
I couldn't say they are immune. WVO would initially be more prone, as it comes
in from the restaurants mixed with water from fryer cleanouts at day's end. I
couldn't speak as to whether or not any particular biocide would be functional
with either feedstock.
Todd Swearingen
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Hi All Ð WeÕll be on the road to GibsonÕs, British Columbia (of MollyÕs
Reach, ÒBeachcombersÓ fame) to do a one-day workshop on SVO and biodiesel,
including a rapid conversion of a Golf to SVO (It now takes us about 6
hours). Back Sunday.
VEG-ThermÕs (12V inline heater we devised for SVO and
Thanks for answering.
I had thought it would stop war in the OPEC countries. THat one isn't clear
to me.
I assumed the worker relocation could for a time be manufacture of the new
energy source.
My projection was the oil companies would very much like to stop the
machine.
I am very interested in
Thanks again.
Craig
Appal Energy wrote:
Craig,
I couldn't say they are immune. WVO would initially be more prone, as
it comes in from the restaurants mixed with water from fryer cleanouts
at day's end. I couldn't speak as to whether or not any particular
biocide would be functional with
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date sent: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 18:53:17 +0900
Subject:Re: [biofuel] OPEC, Big Oil and you - 10
Send reply to: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
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Thanks for answering.
I had thought it would stop war in the OPEC countries.
There might be a series of paroxisms as they shook the whole
nightmare off (along with most of their regimes) and tried to pick up
again where they were forced to leave off. What position would Israel
be left in?
To:biofuel@yahoogroups.com
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date sent: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 18:53:17 +0900
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Any study done on cost of production of biodiesel in large quantity ?
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From: Keith Addison
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 3:30 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] OPEC, Big Oil and you - 10
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,51899,00.html
11:41 a.m. April 17, 2002 PDT
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Hi Paul, Christian
Christian, my apologies - I know you addressed the question to me,
but I'm a bit sporadic these days, otherwise occupied, and didn't
manage it. I was glad Paul picked it up - I think I said previously I
hoped someone else would chip in rather than your getting advice only
My 100 ml of BD (first batch) are now crystal clear after three washings
(sort of the colour of sunflower oil, maybe clearer). Might need a filtering
just for precaution before using... nothing else.
All my batches come from the same WVO, which hardly titrated to 1.5 ml
(pretty cool for used
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], kirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am interested in what the forum truly believes.
Please share your vision with me. You can mail me off list if you
wish.
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My question is this
If you devised a machine so simple it could be built in a village
workshop
My pH meter just arrived (I'm an environmental geologist, so needed
one anyway :-), my chemicals are on the way, and I just bought a '99
Jetta TDI for $8k. I'm starting up next weekend when the chemicals
arrive on making my first batch of BioD.
Man this is exciting! Thanks for all your
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for answering.
I had thought it would stop war in the OPEC countries. THat one isn't clear
to me.
(snip)
I would offer that as the OPEC nations melt down from the oil barons of
the world of today, back to nomadic goat herders that the killing would
be blood
I am buying it through a farmers coop for more like $1.5 a gallon. Look
around. The Coop doesn't want to sell small quantities so you may have
to store some volume.
Cooke, Peter wrote:
Hi, I'm new to the list serve.
Question about methanol...
I can get some 99% pure for 7$/ gallon however
Sure there has been. That's why more and more companies are getting into it and
more and more back yard producers are upgrading to small commercial scale.
As for studies in particular, you'll need to assess your own feedstock supply
and specifics in whatever area you would intend to place a
This has been discussed pretty thoroughly in the past. http://www.methanex.com/
It couldn't hurt asking if the racing fuel is pure or not [someone who knows
when they add the oil?] Because methanol only gets cheap when you buy a couple
thousand gallons at a time, unless you buy from someone who
if using BD helps lubricate the injection system, would it be any benefit to
use svo in a hydraulic system for lubrication. It would be less toxic using svo
also.
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