Snip.
high suicide rate is well compensated by the lower accident rate among
Swedes and longer life expectancy.
Beer is around $10 a pint and spirits up to $50 no wonder the suicide
rate is so high. Chris.
Wessex Ferret Club (http://www.wessexferretclub.co.uk)
Yes, but a lot
First.
I am wondering if anyone has any first hand experience of moped cars such as
these:
http://www.importinvest.se/bilmodeller.htm
http://www.grecav.it/en/eke.php
http://www.masterinvest.se/jdm/
If so, I would appreciate any comments as to their viability.
These small vehicles are classed
rpm to move the moped at 30
mph, the engine of the 2 cyl engine is probably doing 1300 to move the same
amount of weight at the same speed.
Greg H.
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From: Go Hoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 12:56
Subject: [Biofuel
I'm planning on BioDiesel as well as alcohol / water injection, a turbo, as
well as the bigger engine.All three, combined should allow me to lean
out the fuel and give better hill climbing performance.
Greg H.
That will give you a superb vehicle. This year I will be trying to swap an
Hkan
Let me jump in here again on these older CX's. I regularly do round trips to
Stockholm, 1300 kms there and back the same day and the CX imho is one of
the few cars you can do a trip like that in and still feel like putting in
some work around the place when you get back (yeah, maybe the
A factory in Vxsj Sweden is to be converted to produce Chrisgas (Clean
Hydrogen Rich Synthesis Gas) which in turn will be used to produce bio-DME
(dimetyleter) which can replace fossil diesel in modified vehicles. DME kan
also be produced from coal,oil and gas which is being done large scale in
When laying hens wane in production they are routinely slaughtered and
replaced. In a successful experiment on the island Gotland -Sweden the dead
chickens have been ground up together with sawdust and a little pine tree
oil (to dampen the smell) and then mixed with the usual fuel of wood chips
Talk about extremes - Humvee stand in the corner, check out the Russian
Kombat T-98.
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Hakan wrote:
Just a bit curious, since when and where did they start with highway tolls
in Sweden? Free city parking and special tax breaks, I did not read about
any revolutions in Sweden. LOL
Well, there is the bridge over to Denmark paid for by taxes with a one way
toll higher than a Ryan
I have found several sources who can supply the various chemicals required
for processing SVO/WVO into bio diesel but in this country they all require
that I complete a questionnaire I find intrusive and offensive. Apart from
extremely personal questions it requires detailed descriptions of
On 2004-09-30 07.05, Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Snip..
Hell. I'd like a '48 Rolls Royce. If anyone has one, would you please be so
kind as to e-mail it to me?
Todd Swearingen
Here you go Todd, please find attached a '48 roller with compliments.
Ooops sorry, forgot the
Came across this link whilst trying to find transparant hose:
http://www.alfalaval.com/ecoreJava/WebObjects/ecoreJava.woa/wa/showNode?siteNod
eID=7138contentID=34360languageID=1
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Here is a drawing Keith has kindly put up for perusal:
http://journeytoforever.org/bflpics/Logsplitter.jpg
It's a spring assisted lever log splitter. It is entirely hand powered and
relies upon the power achieved with the momentum of a heavy axe which
resists sudden arrest. If the base is
On 2004-10-25 13.35, Andres Yver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
What creates the force to lower the axe head? A sledge? The lever arm?
Is this like a big nutcracker?
thanks,
andres
You are standing in front of the thing and you lift up on the handle which
in spite of the heavy bit the
On 2004-10-26 02.12, bmolloy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My open fireplace burns up to five tonnes of logs a year, each of which I
fell, cut and split personally. Generally I do the splitting is by hand but
of late I find myself yearning for a motorised splitter and indeed at times
have
Is it the groups general census that Bosh is not consumer friendly - but
worse that they seem to have the monopoly on the diesel/SVO/WVO pumps we
need? So far I've got to agree.
I have written and telephoned, mailed and faxed all the Bosh leads I could
find here (sweden) enquiring if there is or
x-charset ISO-8859-1A company in my part of the world, Clean oil technology,
has just released a
system comprising of a 1 micron filter and evaporator claiming to eliminate
the need for oil changes.
Well, the 1 micron got my curiosity as I am determined to to use wvo in a
Lucas Cav pump and I
Sorry forgot to give you the guys mail address - it is:
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There are warnings all over alt fuel sites about dealing with methanol
because of course it is nasty poisonous stuff. I have not been experimenting
with the process cuss the info on 'journey' and elsewhere scared me.
However I just started re-talking to an old friend who has been driving
Hi.. I am writing from Portugal and I am also wondering that same question..
I have found that methanol is very expensive. With the cost of one unit of
methanol, I could buy more than 15 units of regular diesel..
Jorge
Yes I have had the same problem here in Sweden though the
Did anyone catch the BBC clickonline 'cebit' review on the Methanol/hydrogen
battery - did a google on 'SFC battery' and got some interesting reading.
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Best
Keith
How did you do that?
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Thanks Keith,
Loved the blacksmith with a cold slant, it struck close as I do a bit of
hobby smithying myself
Ah, do you? I'm just about to, I guess that's why I made that joke. I
need to make a sickle. Or two. I have some worn blades from a tractor
rotavator that should
Keith wrote:
Snip
You make scythe blades? The standard scythe blade used today is 27.5
inches long, made of hammered steel in 26 separate steps, and curved
in every dimension to optimise the cut it says here. Aleks Kac sent
us two such scythes from Slovenia. They're like the Austrian
Maud wrote.
Can anyone think of something that would float on the surface of
the WVO without melting?
InterestingI have heard of ping pong balls being used to conserve warmth
in heated swimming pools.
I would like to reduce oxidation and increase storage life by
covering the surface
From: girl_mark_fire [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Bubble washing.
allegedly it's an animal fats thing. I haven't personally dealt with
it because in the US we don't get fast food cooked in animal fats.
anyone else (ie australians, eaters of fine tallow fried ... er...
food), more info?
Original Subject: Re: Bubble washing.
allegedly it's an animal fats thing. I haven't personally dealt with
it because in the US we don't get fast food cooked in animal fats.
anyone else (ie australians, eaters of fine tallow fried ... er...
food), more info? Is 'normally used' animal fat
I just had to pass this on in case some of you have not been there already -
hmm, now where could I moor a submarine around here :-) Perhaps we could see
girl-marks book there in time.
Great site! Vintage Farm Plans promises that you will never be
required to pay for any of the articles/plans
About half way down the page at
http://www.kumastoves.com/oil_stoves.html
there is a picture of the burning centre of the stove looking very much like
a Turk burner but at the very centre there is a cylindrical mesh feature -
does anyone know what it is, what it does and what its made of?
(I
in turn better atomizes/vaporizes the fuel
creating greater efficiency.
Todd Swearingen
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Subject: [biofuel] Re: Oil Stove thingy
About half way down
On 2004-07-17 Todd wrote:
Beats me exactly as to what type of steel composition the pre-heater is.
Don't think it so much matters as much as the mechanical design.
Walk into a store that distributes those ventless kerosene heaters and
you'll have more than ample opportunity to see exactly
On 2004-07-26 19.22, biofuel@yahoogroups.com biofuel@yahoogroups.com
wrote:
Date: Mon, 26 Jul 2004 02:20:10 +0200
From: Hakan Falk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: A conversation: Earth oil versus plant oil.
The history of R. Diesel is quite interesting. He got an assignment to
develop
On 2004-11-25 05.04, Ken Riznyk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought it was interesting too. For years the
bigwigs have been telling us that most of the
pollution comes from automobiles and not from power
plants. I guess this proves what liars they are.
Ken
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On 2004-12-04 06.02, Buck Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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i definintelly believe the replace part is
better tan the plastic part thousand percent,,, better,, the
stainless was developed in response to failure rate of plastic part, if
u want i can try to find illustrated
On 2004-12-30 22.09, Kim Garth Travis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As for the grow lights, there are temporary until the full green house is
done. Stevia dies with less than 14 hours of sunlight. I think the grow
lights are better than the transport from South America, where it grows
There is a very impressive commercial processor being manufactured in Sweden
(www.carryon.se). Looking through their specifications I noticed that they
mix Kaliumhydroxide KOH instead of Natriumhydroxide NaOH with methanol to
make their methoxide.
I asked them why and if I understood their
I have recently processed 4 separate 1 litre batches in my kitchen using 2
different off the shelf brands of fresh rape oil. I dissolved 3,5 grams of
100% NaOH in 2 dl methanol (racing fuel) shaking the mix and then leaving
over night and at the time of introducing the methoxide into the oil I
On 2005-02-04 16.30, Legal Eagle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Luk, thanks a lot, but I'm not getting anywhare
I have recently processed 4 separate 1 litre batches in my kitchen using 2
different off the shelf brands of fresh rape oil. I dissolved 3,5 grams of
100% NaOH in 2 dl methanol
On 2005-02-04 21.07, Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Go, Luc
On 2005-02-04 16.30, Legal Eagle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Luk, thanks a lot, but I'm not getting anywhare
I have recently processed 4 separate 1 litre batches in my kitchen using 2
different off the
On 2005-02-11 14.31, Martin K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just by putting Biodiesel in the tank, you can turn a giant F350 7.3
Liter V8, diesel powered pick up truck into a far more environmentally
friendly vehicle than a Toyota Prius Hybrid.
(they're marketing B20)
Check out Cummins Racing
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