Hi MM,
I will give you something else to chew on, that is closely
related to your HVAC opinion and weather relations.
Sweden have a climate that is comparable to Northern US
and Southern Canada. The use compared to US and Canada
are as follows.
The average Swede use 25% energy of the average
There's a poster in the evworld.com group who has been championing the
idea that alternative fuel efforts will continue to be stifled partly
by governments until we address governmental lost-revenue issues as we
suggest that we use fuels they presently have trouble taxing. I'm
forwarding your
David T.
That's great, you are really progressing here. I've done some fuel
combination work, but I've got a lot more to do this spring. The two
Babington jets going together probably will work, but it sounds complicated
to me. I have one waste oil based flame onto a sloping heavy metal drip
On Mon, 27 Jan 2003 23:34:50 +0800, you wrote:
Murdoch, a high quality printer and special sticker paper should
work ok, but also I had previously volunteered and am still willing
to take orders for bumper stickers and to find a printer, and have
them printed and ship them at cost if people
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Another historical reference from Canada is
'Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets; or a
Collection of Above 500 useful Receipts on a variety of Subjects'
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The URL http://www.cell2000.net/beowulf is interestin in itself
Wal
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Hi MM,
I will give you something else to chew on, that is closely
related to your HVAC opinion and weather relations.
Sweden have a climate that is comparable to Northern US
and Southern Canada. The use compared to US and Canada
Hi Guys,
Just thought I would let you know what the British government is doing
to support Biodieselabsolutely nothing!!
Currently here, we are paying silly amounts for our fuel, on average
$1.30 (USD) for a litre of dino-diesel and $1.27 for unleaded. Therefore
making your own fuel is an
$1.67 a GALLON??? You are having a laugh...no actually the British
government is having a laugh, we pay that per litre
...and they still won't support biodiesel production.
The idea of moving to Denmark seems more attractive every day!!!
Sorry...never heard of the Air Car...though
Strange ... aren't these the same guys who are one of the few that support
GWB in going into a war against Iraq??
Curtis
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From: Nick Taylor (SMTechnology.com) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Guys,
Just
Doug Foskey wrote:
Permaculture is a design system, not a farming system. Which is not
to knock it. But,IMO, you'd do better to start with the work of
Howard and the founders of organic growing, or at least add it to
permaculture.
I think this is underrating Permaculture a bit. It IS a
Hi Craig
Keith,
My hope is that others - Greasel, Ed at Neoteric, other as-yet-unknown
SVO kit makers - will come up with their own single-tank systems.
Stephan seems to be leading the way.
http://people.freenet.de/sthl/poel/vegoil.htm
http://people.freenet.de/sthl/poel/VegFAQ.htm
I'm not
There's a poster in the evworld.com group who has been championing the
idea that alternative fuel efforts will continue to be stifled partly
by governments until we address governmental lost-revenue issues as we
suggest that we use fuels they presently have trouble taxing. I'm
forwarding your
I belong to 27 yahoo mailing lists but, for the last 4-5
days this is the only list that is coming through to my
mailbox. And every time I try to post to a list my mail
bounces back. I've been to Yahoo Groups 3 times to try and
find the appropriate link to click on but, I can't find
anything
that's the other problem..the problems that
governments create.
they create more issues than they resolve.
don't you get ME started! I don't like ANY of
them! Never trust a 'Leader' is one of my
favorite sayings.
David Weddle
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From: murdoch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I belong to 27 yahoo mailing lists but, for the last 4-5
days this is the only list that is coming through to my
mailbox. And every time I try to post to a list my mail
bounces back. I've been to Yahoo Groups 3 times to try and
find the appropriate link to click on but, I can't find
anything
There is a discussion group for the air car here:
http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/mdiaircar/
I've always thought it was an interesting concept and I try to keep my
eye on it, though they have not impressed me as really making progress
yet in business. Perhaps they will yet. Their business
One of the counter-intuitive aspects here is that since some of the
modern California sprawling metropolis areas are some of the new-world
areas built on the premise of the car, and on the premise of removing
public transportation, I would have thought that we'd have a problem
with having a
Hey, Ed - what's with all the thingies? Makes it harder to follow.
On Sunday, January 26, 2003, at 10:06 AM, Keith Addison wrote:
Hi Craig
Keith,
Please do. I feel sorta badly about promoting the Elsbett when Ed
and
Charlie are making such good kits, but the Elsbett is of a
A $1.30/gal for dino-diesel? I wish it was that cheap here. Here in Colorado
Springs, Colorado, we are at a $1.45+ and the local grease traps say there
in some kind of ordinance that says they can't give the used grease/oil away
to people, cause it's a health hazard.
Greg H.
- Original
Isn't he talking about $1.30 A LITER? Greg, you are talking about a gallon.
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From: Greg
Ok,,,So I just got up and forgot to put on my glasses. ( turns beet red )
I think I'll drink my Pepsi now.
I'd swear that I read gallon some were.
Greg H.
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From: studio53 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 10:39
Subject:
Also.. I just wanted to state that I was not trying to say that the 50% was
only
because of the climate. Just that the climate had to be taken into account.
If you just look at the san diego zoo as an example.
Go there in the summer time, and it is hot as balls outside. In one of the
Of course.. since they will need to tax this like they will tax you for
making your own bio-diesel..
they will effectively be taxing air...
ha
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 2003 12:55:42 -
. From: Nick Taylor (SMTechnology.com) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Taxed To DEATH
$1.67 a GALLON??? You
I think it is because it is extra stinky here, and no one likes to get that
stink on their hands..
because you carry that for a while. People are lazy and dont want to put
the gloves on.. heh
Also, you cant go to every station and get diesel.. so that limits the
ability to go driving about late
What they are doing to me, is unsubscibing me from groups then
bouncing me for undeliverable mail. arg! I am posting from
the web site, so I appologize for any spelling errors.
To reset your Yahoo! Groups account, please go
to http://groups.yahoo.com/myprefs?edit=2
I copied this from
A minor point, the Uk duty on biodiesel is 28.6 pence ( rebated by 20 pence
of the standard dino d duty rate of 48.6 pence per litre) I make it that
28.6 pence is about 46 cents unless the dollar / pound exchange rate has
suddenly gone mad.
Ellis and Everard can supply methanol at £205.00 per 45
Keep in mind that the British and American gallon are different. A British
gallon is 153.72159 fluid ounces (4.54609 liters), an American gallon is 128
fluid ounces (3.7854118 liters).
At that rate, your duty is $1.84 per US gallon of diesel, which is more
than our total cost.
Taxed to death
Few people realize..(in the USA) how much
tax is paid on fuel.. it is 65cents a gallon in some
states...and varies from state to state.
Few people outside the USA realize how laws
and taxes vary from state to state, county to
county, and city to city.
What a MACHINE the goverment is.. and I
I was kind of intrigued by the situation I ran into with Yahoo this week. I
found
a group I wanted to subscribe to (used to be on Crest, but apparently moved to
Yahoo in my absence a few months ago).
So I tried to log in to add the group. But it appears I don't have an account.
I
checked
There is road fuel duty to pay on methanol, unless you can convince them
otherwise, since it is used in racing engines and the Excise man wants his
share.
Ken
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From: Doug Foskey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 9:08 PM
I have one or two different profiles, and one or two different email
addresses to which mail can be sent. So, is it possible that somehow
(if only by yahoo doing this without your knowledge) your profile or
associated email address for this group might have been set to
something different than
On Mon, 27 Jan 2003 23:34:50 +0800, you wrote:
Murdoch, a high quality printer and special sticker paper should
work ok, but also I had previously volunteered and am still willing
to take orders for bumper stickers and to find a printer, and have
them printed and ship them at cost if people
On Wed, 29 Jan 2003 06:32, you wrote:
A minor point, the Uk duty on biodiesel is 28.6 pence ( rebated by 20 pence
of the standard dino d duty rate of 48.6 pence per litre) I make it that
28.6 pence is about 46 cents unless the dollar / pound exchange rate has
suddenly gone mad.
Ellis and
3.785 L == 1 Gallon
$4.9205 per Gallon - that would well cause a riot in the US.
On Tue, 28 Jan 2003, studio53 wrote:
Isn't he talking about $1.30 A LITER? Greg, you are talking about a
gallon.
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without having a user-id
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From: Darryl McMahon
I tried that originally, but the subscribe e-mail bounced with an unknown user
message (for the new list I just subscribed to that shall remain nameless, not
for
biofuel list).
Darryl McMahon
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From: Martin Klingensmith [EMAIL
They would be drilling in ANWAR for sure at that point.
Greg H.
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From: James Slayden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 14:09
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Taxed To DEATH
3.785 L == 1 Gallon
$4.9205 per Gallon - that would
I am sorry but I have been asked not to post on this site any more.
Although the information on another site is not about the furnaces I
was talking about earlier it is the best I can do now. The other site
is about convertng fuel oil furnaces to waste vegetable oil.
A responsible governmnet need not be feared. It's rather doubtful
that our highways, airways, sewers, water and electric and
perhaps thousands of other systems - all the things that
westerners take so much for granted - would be anywhere close to
their present state were it not for centralized
I am sorry but I have been asked not to post on this site any more.
Who has asked you that, and why?
Keith Addison
List moderator
Although the information on another site is not about the furnaces I
was talking about earlier it is the best I can do now. The other site
is about convertng fuel
Keep in mind that the British and American gallon are different. A British
gallon is 153.72159 fluid ounces (4.54609 liters), an American gallon is 128
fluid ounces (3.7854118 liters).
At that rate, your duty is $1.84 per US gallon of diesel, which is more
than our total cost.
Taxed to death is
David Crab wrote:
Now.. this is not to say that all the money spent into conservation isn't
working.. i certainly would like
my state to have the nice incentives for solar and alternative power that
Calif has... Right now, I pay
3.5 cents per kWHr.. so it takes a lng time to make the
CF bulb prices are plummeting. 3 for $10 at home depot depending on
the wattage. I actually just got five of them through a Grocery Outlet
(kind of a bent-can salvage goods store) for 80 cents a piece, but that's
unusual. they were about $15 each or more before the calif. energy crisis,
Keith,
I did talk to Klaus Elsbett about both the English language website
and he knows it needs a lot of work. And I told him the directions need
to be re-written. We'll see what happens.
Craig
You wrote
Have you told Klaus Elsbett this? That the instructions suck and so
on? I know
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