Hello Biofuel List,
If anyone is interested, I have more information on the install of
Elsbett single tank systems.
(It is large document not suitable for posting)
We will be hosting another Elsbett install workshop in North
Carolina, U.S. in September.
If you are interested in
just to elaborate a little further on the example of roads, there wasn't a
lot of investment in them in general; whether for the peasants/serfs or for the
lords. and they--the lords--would have done so had they felt it suited them,
but as keith aptly pointed out, one's affairs were much more
i have to agree.
in this case, the people's homes are being approproated to serve another's
interest. how many of them will enjoy any long-term benefit, such as
employment
with the new firm? few, if any, i supsect.
what's more, the development corp (how many of them, btw, reside in the
cool bit of news.
in a similar though sinister vein, surely one of the agro-giants like
monsanto is already working on a gm bacteria or algea to extract gold from
seawater.
-chris b.
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I said that too, when someone first pointed out to me that the texts that
the Vikings wrote on the Rune Stones was of old Turkish origin. Then
I was directed to some web sites that dealt with this and it was very
convincing. Too much info and similarities to be a hoax, but I am not sure
Hello Lyn.
Yes, you are missing something. The main problem with SVO as diesel engine
fuel is not the high viscosity, but the final boiling point and the low
cetane number. Elsbett system have taken action before these disadvantages
and have designed a dual air system in the combustion chamber of
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Hello Jan
Hello Lyn.
Yes, you are missing something. The main problem with SVO as diesel engine
fuel is not the high viscosity, but the final boiling point and the low
cetane number. Elsbett system have taken action before these disadvantages
and have designed a dual air system in the
Hello Lyn
I went to the site that Keith recommended and it looks fantastic. What this
maker Elsbett sells is a one tank system you can put anything from WVO to
Dino into. If such a system exists, why are people bothing to make biodiesel?
It would be easier, more ecological, economical etc to
If this war-bent administration really wants Thirld World War, all it
has to do is keep bossing around China, especially concerning petroleum
issues.
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hello, hakan.
ok, i thought you meant something along those lines. still, i don't get the
link between the roman legions and the turks. or are you referring to the
byzantines (if so, they didn't have 'legions')?
i'll have to try and google the website you speak of, and see what they say.
i agree that if there is another world war-type conflict, trade/economic
tensions between the u.s.a. and china is the obvious breeding ground. but i
don't
think it will be caused by a war-bent adminitration, at least not this one.
it foresee a rather more complex (and worrisome) dynamic.
btw, hakan, without getting into a whole spiel about the vikings and
linguistics/linguistic origins as well as the turks, there was a corps of
vikings--the
varingian guard--who served the emporors of byzantium. thus they would have
inevitably left relics in what is modern day turkey.
-chris
Hello Chris, Kirk
cool bit of news.
in a similar though sinister vein, surely one of the agro-giants like
monsanto is already working on a gm bacteria or algea to extract
gold from seawater.
Hm. Will nickle do for starters? I came across this below in my files
today - The Phytomining of
As we all know, technology has a way of changing what materials we consider valuable.We seem to be in a period of flux which makes me very interested in your comments. I had no idea that these companies had this kind of ambition.
Because of it's namesake, Saltzburg used to be one of the most
Chris,
Maybe I am adding more to it than it is, but the connection is there. A
very common
Viking name, that we know existed from the Vikings and I think that it was
a Hakon
in the Ericsson crew, that discovered America. The Roman Empire and their
conscript
armies, was going far up North in
Anyone: Is there a glossary link for newbies explaining such acronyms as
WVO, SVO, Dino, VW Diesel, etc.?
Bob A
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I went to
Chris,
The Viking era in the Nordic countries, around 800 ac?
Hakan
At 09:02 PM 6/26/2005, you wrote:
btw, hakan, without getting into a whole spiel about the vikings and
linguistics/linguistic origins as well as the turks, there was a corps of
vikings--the
varingian guard--who served the
hi, bob.
wvo = waste vegetable oil
svo = straight vegetable oil
biod = biodiesel
dino = petroleum-based fuel (or so i infer)
e85 = 85% ethanol fuel (the norm in the u.s.a. is 10% max)
e100 = 100% ethanol
vw diesel simply refers to a vw diesel. i think that about covers it.
-chris b.
Brian,
Her comments were exactly what I was trying to get across in the
other thread. Now City Planners can use acquistion of Taxes as a
means to take personal propery. There is a situation in Houston in
which a family owned river front business is about to lose 300 feet of
their property so a
Hi Hakan,
The Vikings have an intriguing history (if you don't mind
my putting in my twopence worth). Originally a collection of pagan
seafarers, the Vikings developed into a military force when they struck easy
pickings in the wake of the Roman pullout from their northern
I found a movie demonstration for makingsolid/semi solid fuel. I thought some of you might be interested.
http://jchemed.chem.wisc.edu/JCESoft/CCA/CCA3/MAIN/CANHEAT/PAGE1.HTM
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hakan,
i wasn't disputing everything you suggest.
what i do have trouble with, and correct me if i'm misinterpreting you, is
the notion that the vikings could somehow be descended both from the roman
legions and the turks. could there have been contact between the romans and
scandinavia?
Bob,
The Vikings are interesting, also because they were very good in physiological
warfare. I did find an article about that they probably came from the
middle east,
but it is in Swedish,
http://www.fof.se/?id=043jPress
It is a well known and reputable Swedish research publication.
Chris,
Look at my mail to Bob.
The Vikings had a regular and well established trading relationship
with Miklagård, which was Constantinople. This is proven in many
ways, by written sagas and also by history from that part. When
they visited Constantinople, it was special rules for them and
Hello All,
I have refrained from this thread until now. What you are saying here is a
mish-mash of the Snorri version of the origin of Odin, mixed with the basic
folk movements. Snorri, to keep the Christian Church happy at the time he
transcribed the Sagas etc, stated that Odin and the Aesir
The American society is in a gilded cage. So sad.
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