Hello everyone;
I have finally published the details and construction manual for the 90
litre version of my system which I have upscaled from the 30 litre
prototype. All info is copylefted of course but I hope people will check
it out and give me some feedback. If anyone on this list ever
I don't know anything about ebay or how it works. Could I auction it to
the lowest bidder?
;)
Joe
Mike Weaver wrote:
You could post a copy of the plans on Ebay but offer it for a penny.
That would put a stop to the ripoffs.
Joe Street wrote:
Hello everyone;
I have finally
to visiit your
work. I have people here that woudl be interested in doing a cooperative
reactor in chicago.
are you doing any diesel auto adaption for wvo.
thanks, ray
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, ray
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I don't know anything about ebay or how it works. Could I auction it to
the lowest
This may work for grapes but keep it the hell away from tomato plants or
you'll find out what the tobaco mosaic virus is!
Joe
JJJN wrote:
I was going to mix some of this up about 7 years ago, It so happened
that I asked a farmer about it and he told me that it would really work
good but
HUH? dude you forgot the link
Mike Weaver wrote:
here is my new car.
Actually, I wonder if you could run the turbine off of BD? ;-)
-Mike
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I think him and Clinton got together. This time they inhaled.
J ;)
Michael Redler wrote:
I'd like to know what happened since his last campaign. Did he have a
vision quest or something?
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LOl well that is really cute except I don't believe this country is
about peacekeeping. Nice banner to wave and it gives lots of Canadians a
warm fuzzy but it just aint so anymore ...if it ever was. The part
about the beaver is true.
Let's get our brothers and sisters the hell out of
I like the way woody Harrelson put it in his movie 'Go Further' IIRC (I
hope I'm not miquoting from a faulty memory here) He said drinking milk
from a factory farm is basically drinking blood and puss. Yeah that
pretty much says it doesn't it?
Joe
mark manchester wrote:
Hi Keith,
Last
Hi Andrew;
Is the water you used conditioned by a water softener?
Joe
Tonomár András wrote:
Dear List members,
I need your ideas of what went worng with my washing
I make 45 l batches for almost a year now and I have only had minor
emulsion problems
in the first wash that I could
I saw the movie on Friday evening. Lots of great factoids for those who
are not in the know about global warming. The presentation is such that
I don't see how anyone could not be persuaded. I thought that was very
encouraging. Al Gore has so much of an opportunity to reach a large
Hi Jeff;
First let me say I am not a nuclear proponent. Quite the opposite. But
I read your post and I thought, ok if they raise the rates because of
the cost for comissioning and decommissioning, then how is it that they
make more money? I am not arguing that the rates go up. Here in Ontario
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Hi Andrew;
Is the water you used conditioned by a water softener?
Joe
Tonomár András wrote
300 watts in a 1.5 litre reator is A LOT! I use 375 watts to heat 30
litres in my prototype batch reactor.
Joe
Ken Provost wrote:
On Jun 25, 2006, at 10:51 PM, Jason Katie wrote:
does anyone know if a regular 2'x1.5' satellite dish
(primestar i think) will work for a solar collector?
Is that how you ended up with your lips glued to your ***? I wondered
about that
Michael Redler wrote:
Oh yea? Well, I use JB Weld to do my own dental fillings and crowns.
*/Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
That's nuthin' - I once used JB Weld to rebuild the front of the
Hi Keith and all;
Well I should say something here for sure. Although my reactor design
is quite different in the details of the way it is put together and the
parts used it has all the functionality of Dale's touchless design and
in fact it was his design that inspired me to do something
I saw it again last night with another friend. This time I bought the
t-shirt. Only 10 bucks and made of completely recycled material.
Joe
Paul S Cantrell wrote:
Video that continues 'what you can do' in the film. The story at the
beginning is pretty funny, too.
because fuel costs went up sort
of misses the point that it could have been at least partially avoided
by having a bit more wind power on the grid.
On 6/27/06, *Joe Street* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jeff;
First let me say I am not a nuclear
There's definitely something to be said for having a lot of mass in the
vehicle in an accident though. It's not that a small vehicle can't be
made strong but the acceleration felt by the occupants of a light
vehicle is much worse than in a really massive one.
Joe
Mike Redler wrote:
That's
, alluding to a cost to the driver and passengers of the
smaller vehicle).
Mike
Joe Street wrote:
There's definitely something to be said for having a lot of mass in the
vehicle in an accident though. It's not that a small vehicle can't be
made strong but the acceleration felt by the occupants
Buy a mini and take out the driver's seat. Sit in the back seat.
There was a famous athlete who did this.
Joe
Kurt Nolte wrote:
Snip
It's my legs. They're far too long to fit into most of these
ultracompact or even compact cars, which are the highest efficiency
ones. I usually end up
More on dewatering veggie oil;
Thanks Keith for the info and links. I would also like to add that
heating the oil to reaction temperature (I use 58 degrees C.) and
pulling a vacuum to 27 inches of mercury immediately before the reaction
has allowed me to remove water beyond what falls out by
I agree Keith;
In fact if in collection, you keep ahead of your processing rate, oil
has a chance to settle. I have found that oil that has been sitting for
several weeks is very dry if carefully decanted. It will always contain
at least 1% water even so, which can be removed by heat and
Kawasaki has a 650cc diesel. Here it is.
http://www.f1engineering.com/
Joe
Dylan wrote:
What about motorcycles? Is there any alternative fuel for motorcycles?
I know they get great gas mileage (i get 40-60 mpg depending on how i'm
riding and if i'm mostly on freeway or city streets),
Check out these...
http://www.m1030.com/models.htm
Joe
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I looked VERY closely into it and I find I get my best fuel economy
while traveling at 250 angstroms per nanosecond.
Joe
Mike Weaver wrote:
I've done extensive tests, involving titration, iteration, recursions,
incursions and regression to the mean. I've calculated
the modulus and the
90 kph give or take an angstrom. What's an angstrom between friends? lol
Joe
bob allen wrote:
I got 54, but I just used .6 mi/km
John Beale wrote:
55.925 mph?
-John
On Jul 12, 2006, at 11:27 AM, Joe Street wrote:
I looked VERY closely into it and I find I get my best fuel economy
It's summer( in the northern hemisphere) and we all know how to make
biofuel so we are all out enjoying it? Hey should we start an argument? ;)
Joe
Hakan Falk wrote:
I never, I never saw so little activities on the list before. Missing it.
Hakan
I prefer olives without pimental.
Joe
Mike Weaver wrote:
Pimental is right.
Washing is useless, and if you do, might as well mist.
Titration is for weenies.
SUV's rule.
You have to filter everthing. Even the lye.
I use DSE amd love it.
Happy now ;-)?
Joe Street wrote:
It's summer
Here's another trick. When I added a float switch to my hot water tank
to interlock the heter element, the tank had already been used many
times for biodiesel. I evacuated all the air from the tank and then
backfilled it with inert gas before welding. If you have a MIG welder
and you have
This is not just a question of the government' going bankrupt. It is
something that is endemic to corporate america. Check out this frontline
video about the bankrupcy case for United Airlines. At several points
in the movie the lawyers and financial experts say that the kind of
dirty
Bob;
Your comments are surely offensive and ill considered. Move back onto
their own territory? Pray tell where is that? Parachuting displaced Jews
into the area we call Israel was the first mistake made by the US and
Brittain IMHO and we have been living with the fallout ever since.
Hey Tom;
My guess on this is it is not so much the pump but the size of the
plumbing. I noticed that one particular pump with the same size motor
and impeller was offered with 1 or 3/4 inlet and the throughput was
almost the same as a smaller pump with standard 3/4 inlet unless you
ordered
Not to mention the unecessary use of two atomic bombs on the Japanese.
Americans are the only ones ever to massacre human beings with nuclear
weapons and yet they deem themselves to be the ones worthy of having
them.huh?
Joe
Hakan Falk wrote:
Bob,
I forgot about your ethnic forebears
Uh.oh :$
Maybe you're right. Sorry Bob. I love sarcasm but I guess I missed it.
Need a coffeelol
Joe
Mike Weaver wrote:
Joe,
I think Bob was being sarcastic - read his post again.
Joe Street wrote:
Bob;
Your comments are surely offensive and ill considered. Move back onto
YMMV ?? (Yes My Mother..???)
I'm so out of the loop
Mike Weaver wrote:
Sorry, I was being cheeky, they'll work until the methoxide eats them -
of course - I was using an old Dodge pump so YMMV.
Jason Katie wrote:
well, i can get them for just about free at the boneyard, so i
and a clearwater pump? We haven't used
this latest reactor yet - will it have enought power to
mix 40 gallons?
-Mike
Joe Street wrote:
Hey Tom;
My guess on this is it is not so much the pump but the size of the
plumbing. I noticed that one particular pump with the same size motor
and impeller
John;
Of course.but that would make me a bit of a fascist wouldn't you say?
Joe
John Beale wrote:
Not to defend the US government's actions, but if you had the
opportunity to be the only one holding the nuclear weapons, wouldn't you
want to be?
-John
On Jul 20, 2006, at 12:50
leek or problem. Note I drain the pump after use.
Good luck.
Derick
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Hi Mike
Hey Mike;
I'd like to add that the solvent in some of these pipe dope products is
not compatible with some plastics so if you are using any plastic
fittings look for pipe dope that specifically says for metal and
plastic. It is available in most hardware stores.
The contractors that work for
How much energy could we get by incinerating politicians? Would that
make toxic ash?
Poly = many
Tick = blood sucking parasite
ergo
politics = many bloodsuckers.
BURN EM!
Joe
Appal Energy wrote:
This is a PR piece, with the author being used to represent only a few
of the facts.
One
power to
mix 40 gallons?
-Mike
Joe Street wrote:
Hey Tom;
My guess on this is it is not so much the pump but the size of the
plumbing. I noticed that one particular pump with the same size motor
and impeller was offered with 1 or 3/4 inlet and the throughput was
almost the same as a smaller pump
I've heard teflon can be bad for your health. Especially when smoked.
I don't think they have the same effect anyways.
J
Zeke Yewdall wrote:
I've never use the pipe dope stuff -- I always use teflon thread tape.
Are they similar?
Z
On 7/21/06, *Joe Street* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto
Very funny Tom! Designer exhausts! You should patent that idea. Recently
I was wondering if I could make biofuel out of citrus oil and go off
smelling like an orage blossom. LOL.
But seriously ( actually I am seriously curious about citrus oil) now
when it comes to the pour point some of these
I think you said it Tom;
The money. With all those years in the petroleum industry could he still
be benefiting from that industry somehow? Possible? Running 5 or 10% BD
means still selling 90 to 95% of the petroleum..
Joe
Thomas Kelly wrote:
Snip
Somehow I know I should be
if anybody knows.
Joe
Mike Weaver wrote:
Depends on the mix, I imagine. 5% rapeseed oil would be fine w/ winter
diesel
Joe Street wrote:
Very funny Tom! Designer exhausts! You should patent that idea. Recently
I was wondering if I could make biofuel out of citrus oil and go off
smelling
be blended with bio or dino diesel and
be successfully exploited as a fuel.
Joe Street wrote:
Very funny Tom! Designer exhausts! You should patent that idea. Recently
I was wondering if I could make biofuel out of citrus oil and go off
smelling like an orage blossom. LOL.
But seriously ( actually
What? It looks suitably juvenile for the western world to me! What's
the problem.groan
I like the way he just mixes up the methoxide with a broomstick.
Joe
Matthew Law wrote:
Unwashed biodiesel the expensive redneck way:
So if we use a plant to remove CO2 from the atmosphere and that plant
makes oil that we then burn and release CO2 to the atmosphere how is
that supposed to reduce atmospheric CO2?
Joe
Bob Molloy wrote:
snip
Phytoplankton, like other plants, absorb carbon dioxide as they grow.
Scientists
Hey Canadian biofuelers;
Canadian Tire has a cool gadget on sale this week. It is an energy meter
which resembles a wall wart and plugs into a 120 VAC receptacle. You can
then plug in any 120 VAC appliance and measure volts, amps, watts and KW
hours over a period of time, up to 1800 watts. It
Hi all;
I keep hearing about the cleansing effect of BD and how it clogs fuel
filters. Tom even mentioned it in his post about sharing biodiesel as
heating oil. I bought a year 2000 Golf TDI which had 225,000 km on it
with petroleum. Last summer I ran it on blends from B05 to B75 and over
it?
Maybe it's already clean.
Roy
*/Joe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
Hi all;
I keep hearing about the cleansing effect of BD and how it clogs fuel
filters. Tom even mentioned it in his post about sharing biodiesel as
heating oil. I bought a year 2000 Golf TDI which had
: Re: [Biofuel] Fluorescent fuel?
only in that the process in theory is carbon neutral, and replaces
fossil fuel which is carbon positive.
first we stop increasing the CO2...
Joe Street wrote:
So if we use a plant to remove CO2 from the atmosphere and that plant
makes oil that we
Check out the movie An Inconvenient Truth. There are graphs of this
and the average global temperature. One of the graphs goes back 650,000
years.
Joe
Logan vilas wrote:
snip
An interesting study would be to track the ppm co2 from year to year in a
sample of air.
Logan Vilas
well if the microwave or other high field strength methods can't be used
for fear of setting the money ablaze due to the embedded metalic strips,
I got a feeling a simple hammer blow might do the drick. LOL
Joe
AltEnergyNetwork wrote:
Just wait a few more years until they add
RFID
It will be like the movie GATTACA. You could set up a black market for
false DNA!
Joe
robert and benita rabello wrote:
bob allen wrote:
naw, just a cheek swab for DNA analysis
So if we invest in DNA labs, would we be complicit, or just smart?
robert luis rabello
The Edge
Exactly my point Keith;
Eventually when the rest of the plant decomposes the CO2 finds its way
back to the atmosphere. The earth found a way to reduce atmospheric CO2
and it took her many millions of years to do it. We in our wisdom have
found a way to undo her work in a few decades! We are
alone. Algae for biodiesel will stretch a btu by about 45%,
or to be read another way, a 45% increase in fuel economy.
Todd Swearingen
Joe Street wrote:
So if we use a plant to remove CO2 from the atmosphere and that plant
makes oil that we then burn and release CO2 to the atmosphere
.
Todd Swearingen
Joe Street wrote:
Hi all;
I keep hearing about the cleansing effect of BD and how it clogs fuel
filters. Tom even mentioned it in his post about sharing biodiesel as
heating oil. I bought a year 2000 Golf TDI which had 225,000 km on it
with petroleum. Last
Hey Matthew;
Have you ever tried gliding? Once I tried unpowered flight I had no
more interest in the noisy stinky brute force method of cruising the
skies. The silence in a sailplane (just the sound of the slipstream) is
beautiful. It is actually a solar powered vehicle when you think of it.
Yy!
http://news.en.autos.sympatico.msn.ca/article.aspx?cp-documentid=673300
Joe
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http://www.eaaev.org/
Darryl McMahon
doug swanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: And then there's Tesla
Motors, with a convertible!
http://www.teslamotors.com/index.php?js_enabled=1
doug swanson
Joe Street wrote:
Yy!
http://news.en.autos.sympatico.msn.ca
Yes and constant starting is not what your starter was designed for so
you'll be replacing it a hell of a lot sooner. What is the energy budget
of that scenario? Gasoline engines run richer when starting also.
Joe
robert and benita rabello wrote:
Simon Fowler MADUR-SALES wrote:
I
Walls made from plaster covered straw bales are estimated to be 10 times
as strong as wooden stud, way better insulated, way better fire
retardency, environmentally responsible, made from local (usually)
resources, and accomodate unconventional techniques which result in
aesthetics that some
:
for those who haven't already seen this check out the videos here:
http://www.doeblitz.net/ghg/
Joe Street wrote:
Walls made from plaster covered straw bales are estimated to be 10 times
as strong as wooden stud, way better insulated, way better fire
retardency, environmentally
Hey Mike;
Liquid cooled compressors are nothing new. You're right water is an
excellent coolant and you could do an experiment by simply setting up a
garden sprayer or mister next to the radiator element on your central AC
unit and see how much quicker it cycles on and off on a given day's air
Great info Derick thank you.
Derick Giorchino wrote:
I have a
04 dodge with a Cummins and
have been running it on b100 for 1 years after researching this to
death. And
finding nothing on bio in late models Cummins talks in circles about
bio saying
the jury is still
Hey Kirk;
Ever slept on a waterbed that got unplugged and woken up at 4 am
shivering? Cooling my beduh ...no thanks.
Joe
Kirk McLoren wrote:
Yes but using water like that certainly is only possible for a
few. Most water systems are stressed already. The best method would be
to use
Hey Mike;
A lot of energy goes in to cleaning city water and in this day and age
where water is getting scarce using treated water for cooling is not
too cool (pun) but as I said in my area it is illegal to do it and I
suspect in other places too.
Joe
Mike Redler wrote:
Understood.
last week. The ac blew Friday night
and Saturday we set a record high.
A cold bed would have been marvelous.
Kirk
Joe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey
Kirk;
Ever slept on a waterbed that got unplugged and woken up at 4 am
shivering? Cooling my beduh ...no thanks.
Joe
and about 1/2 amp continuous.
regards
tallex
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Hey Kirk;
Ever slept on a waterbed that got unplugged and woken up at 4 am
shivering? Cooling my
Mike Redler wrote:
snip
Most importantly, your dinner party analogy implies that I can afford
all the electricity I want which would make many wonder why I'm on
this list, making suggestions about efficient use of energy (even if
they do have flaws).
I appreciate those who had more
Nah Canadian wolves are too proud to enter the U.S.
DHAJOGLO wrote:
On Monday, August 07, 2006 6:57 PM, JJJN wrote:
Date: Mon, 07 Aug 2006 16:57:27 -0700
From: JJJN
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Wolf attack near Grangeville
...Don't get
por turned to condensation then back to vapor
again after throwing it on the condenser (understanding that that there
is no free lunch - 2nd law of thermo.).
Re: "Does that mean that the list is closed to the bourgeois?"
:-)
-Redler
Joe Street wrote:
Mike Redler wrote:
snip
Hi Kirk;
I'm not sure what you mean by the capillary tube reference. You seem
to know a lot about refregeration systems. Can you please explain
again? Are you saying that cooling the condenser coil with water will
result in a loss of efficiency of the overall system because of the
principle
Ahh. Ok I'm heading down to the coffee shop right away then. Anybody
want one?
;) J
Michael Redler wrote:
You're right-on Joe.
...thanks for the "translation".
:-)
- Redler
Joe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Mike;
There is never a 'free lunch' bu
Cows be damned. I've had wolves howling a couple of kilometers from my
camp and awoken to the sound of a lone wolf howl on the opposite side
of me being answered by the pack in the original location. A little
disturbing when you consider a student from the university where I work
was attacked
Throughout my life, growing up, initially ignoring the news like most
children, then paying more attention and then eventually learning of
media control and being disgusted and so again ignoring, and then
returning and watching it as a propaganda source and as an indicator of
where control is
Washington.
A 2002 Army report said that desertion was fairly
constant but "tends to worsen during wartime."
Source: Xinhua
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Hi Paul;
I can't say for sure but I have heard of the guys who work as ground
crew at the Tortonto airport putting jet fuel in their diesel cars.
Apparently fuel which is drained from wing tanks is not allowed to be
put back in so they often have some 'waste'.
Joe
Paul S Cantrell wrote:
we think we are.
Kirk
Joe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here
is a link to an entry in the skeptic's dictionary about the producer of
that movie. Have a read and do a check on the 'experts' that appeared
in that movie to see what their peers have to say about them if
Hi Scott;
I notice my reactor drops a few degrees during the reaction too. I
suspect this is due to that addition of methoxide which does warm a bit
but is cooler than the reactor temperature for sure (but I have not
bothered to do the heat calculations). Some reactions are endothermic
Jan;
Thank you very much for that tidbit of information. 0.5% is that by
weight or volume? I use heat and vacuum to dry my oil prior to the
process and I regulary can remove 1% v/v water from oil that looks very
clear and has no liquid water at the bottom. On occasion I have been
impatient
Jan;
Further to my post from yesterday regarding the 0.5% water in oil as a
limit; I am assuming that this percentage relies on fairly anhydrous
methoxide, and therefore is the maximum water that the process can
tolerate. Is this a safe assumption? And if so would it be safe then
to assume
gy skipped by modern
books.
The giants excavated from the Ohio River mounds for example.
Hundreds
of skeletons shipped to the Smithsonian to disappear. Shades of
Indiana Jones.
I remember Bose by the way and saw photos of some of his
apparatus. An
original thinker. Brilliant person.
Kirk
I've noticed that the pumps in Kanada ( note: new spelling commensurate
with Stephen Harper Gov't policies) have a label with fine print that
say 'volume corrected to 15 degrees centigrade' or something to that
effect. Isn't there a similar thing on the Amerikan pumps?
Joe
Kirk McLoren
is
working to their benefit.
On Mon, 2006-08-28 at 10:09 -0400, Joe Street wrote:
I've noticed that the pumps in Kanada ( note: new spelling
commensurate with Stephen Harper Gov't policies) have a label with
fine print that say 'volume corrected to 15 degrees centigrade' or
something
Hey Jason;
Has it worked for you like you said? What if you bring news that is
particularly unpalatable to the advertisers they carry, you know, the
ones who pay for those big whole page ads you see? Any idea what an
add like that costs?
I'd like to recommend a book to you (or I think you can
So why was it a disaster? Was it a disaster because the parents weren't
equal to the job or because home schooling sucks? Who's got the broad
brush out now?
Joe
robert and benita rabello wrote:
snip
Further, I have experience with several families who have
homeschooled their children,
To(o) funny!!
j:)
Mike Weaver wrote:
Homeschoolers represent 20% of those being schooled (the) last time I
checked the statistics(.)
Homeschoolers represent 80% of the high achievers.
Doesnt (doesn't) speak well for your system.
I think you are in denial.
Our school system suks (sucks)
Hi Jim;
Yes I got a couple of hydrometers 0.79 to 0.90 range and rather than try
to find calibration tables for temperature etc I decided the thing to do
is take some fresh pure methanol and measure it's SG at room temperature
(about 20 degrees C in my place) and then add some measured amounts
A few PPM of copper is a tall order! I wonder how many different metal
ions are in waste oil when I get it? Now I am wondering about using my
recovered methanol which is condensed in a copper tube on my reactor.
It will certainly contain some copper but without a GC I don't know how
much but I
Hi Jim;
Ok I made up a graph by adding water one ml at a time to 90 ml of pure
methanol. This was done at 23 degrees C which is the current
temperature in my work area. The hydrometers are calibrated for 15
degrees so this is more practical for my purposes. As far as Bob's
comment on what
And the answer to that is ( as discussed here b4) you just don't pick up
'waste' veggie oil anymore. You then begin to purchase ( at an
agreeable rate) a used veggie oil 'product' from the restaurant of you
choosing.
LOL
Joe
Mike Weaver wrote:
Actually, this isn't really the problem - it's
Try vacuum dewatering the feedstock before processing and be good and
sure about having anhydrous chemicals and you won't have soap. If you
are then still getting emulsions, your process is not going far enough.
Joe
Rafal Szczesniak wrote:
Hi all,
Could you tell me how can I tell the
Amen brother AMEN.
MK DuPree wrote:
Of course,
the solution to all of this is to make more use of our bicycles or even
better yet our feet.
snip
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Fashion a heated wand to plunge into the tank. The wand can be a tube
with a water jacket or electrically heated. Some dude on J2F did
something like that IIRC.
Cheese
Joe
Will Kelleher wrote:
Sorry, I hit send before I was finished. As I was saying:
We are concerned that it will be
it from there for best mixing.
Joe
Rafal Szczesniak wrote:
On Mon, Sep 11, 2006 at 10:11:35AM -0400, Joe Street wrote:
Try vacuum dewatering the feedstock before processing and be good and
sure about having anhydrous chemicals and you won't have soap. If you
are then still getting
They could always pull out and declare victory like they did in Vietnam.
Joe
Fred Finch wrote:
Let me get this straight...
We goto Afganistan to get OBL, which had bipartisan support...
But get sidetracked into Iraq to get WMD that never existed, had
limited support, to get the
So you are saying that the world should stand up to George Bush instead
of cowering in fear like we are?
J
Gregg Davidson wrote:
While I do not subscribe to your theory that all
presidents are idiots, I do think that some are a lot smarter than
others. When you run away froma bully, you only
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