Hi Keith and Peggy ;
I am working my way through these links, and it is
perfect timing. I truely was starting to assemble the
materials to make the Charles 803 from JtF web site.
I didn't order the plansm but I could do it from the
web site. I always wondered about that right angle
elbow at
Hi Peggy ;
LOTS of good info in this ethanol process post. OK! I
think you'll get a few serious inquiries. The last
time I visitied the rice mash distillery, I floated
the idea of the Charles 803 at around $600. They were
not too interested at all. So this will take some
time.
I have
Hi Eric ;
Yes centrifugal and centripetal are confusing. Let me
try.
Let's say you set a bowling ball down on the bowling
lane so it is stationary. Now you push the ball down
the lane with your hand. Your hand feels a force
pushing back from the ball, but is it really a force?
No it isn't.
Perhaps you failed to understand plain English. I said Wind up and throw
like Mickey Mantle to launch the satellite from the top, since I think 60
miles is LEO and there is almost no friction from atmosphere.
Otherwise you have not explained why this pile of sand or whatever would
collapse.
I defer to the physicists on this but my guess would be that the sheer
weight of the pile of trash or sand (eg from Tar Sands, Alberta) would be
the limiting factor. It might crush the earth's crust or move it and cause
eathquakes. However, in the case of Tar Sands, we are moving the sand
Correct. It's why sites near the Equator are the most favourable for
launching rockets into orbit.
Doug Woodard
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
On Sun, 24 Oct 2004, Darryl McMahon wrote:
Erik Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[snip]
So, to rephrase my earlier question. Wouldn't the inertial force
Hi,
Greg I'm not here to argue, as they say one more than one way to skin a
cat and one will use that works out best for them. Anyway because of the
exchange, I and others who may have been following learned new ways to skin
the cat. Later...
Doug
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From: Greg
Hey Demian ;
What an excellent link! I think it may not work well
in Kim's case due to her high humidity, but the
rotating air scoops for both intake and exhaust is an
excellent idea. These scoops would work regardless of
the humidity. Thanks for the link!
Checked out your good site. Your
Daryl,
You have me pondering this screw powered splitter. Would you arrange it
so the screw is under tension or compression on the splitting stroke? What
style of thread would you use, would you use a single or double helix? IMO
Greg probably has the simple method of taking up the slack.
Thanks for sharing the nice story about your taxes. But frankly, I don't
see how it can be true. If it is, your accountant is either an idiot or
a crook. Either that, or you're not telling the whole story.
When you jump from one tax bracket to the next, only the amount over the
cutoff is
Hi,
Forgive the nitpicking. This couldn't be a %100 passive at my home.
I'm on my own private well and it would take power to pump water up to the
top of the cooling tower. In reference to the cool storage thread, I
managed to find a copy of a book recommended in that thread and in that
While I'm sure that there are many factors involved in selecting a launch
site but, Kodiak Island http://www.akaerospace.com/klc/ has to be pretty far
from the equator.
Doug
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This may not be something new, but recently I discovered genetically
modified (GM) soybean cooking oils made its way to Walmart shelf in
China.
It was quite a surprise for me to learn that most of the major
vegetable oil brand names in China are using imported GM soybeans in
their mixed
Looks interesting alright but the nice thing about the Tar Sands of
Alberta is that the sand tailings over the next few centuries could easily
make a sand pile that high and they have to go somewhere. So why not up?
Z
Zandu Goldbar
King
Jeff, you certainly don't have much problem hopping, skipping and jumping
all over the place. You might want to make sure that there's a stone to jump
to in front of each foot before you leap though.
You ask a question:
Just what has Bush done to harm the enviroment?
and without even
why don't we inject our trash into the earth's core and collect the
pyrolyzed gases? Ok, so I threw this out there just for fun...
JEFF
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Hi Keith and Peggy ;
I am working my way through these links, and it is
perfect timing. I truely was starting to assemble the
materials to make the Charles 803 from JtF web site.
Huh? WHERE on the JtF web site did you find any mention of Mr Warren
and the Charles 803 still? It was all
Hey Demian ;
What an excellent link! I think it may not work well
in Kim's case due to her high humidity, but the
rotating air scoops for both intake and exhaust is an
excellent idea. These scoops would work regardless of
the humidity. Thanks for the link!
Checked out your good site.
Hi,
Here are just a few points on what Bush has done to harm the environment.
Bush's Horrible Environmental Record
George W. Bush has had the worst environmental record imaginable. He has rolled
back fifty years of pro-environment legislation while claiming to be helping
improve the
Any input will help.
Ron
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Peter
Hi Keith and Peggy ;
I am working my way through these links, and it is
perfect timing. I truely was starting to assemble the
materials to make the Charles 803 from JtF web site.
Huh? WHERE on the JtF web site did you find any
Just what has Bush done to harm the enviroment?
LOL! Where to start? Anywhere, I guess... Here?
Crimes Against Nature
George W. Bush will go down as the worst environmental president in
U.S. history, says Robert F. Kennedy.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Interviewed By Jeff Fleischer
October
material. - Keith
--
http://www.thenation.com/doc.mhtml?i=20041108s=facts
Posted October 20, 2004
100 Facts and 1 Opinion
The Non-Arguable Case Against the Bush Administration
by Judd Legum
IRAQ
1. The Bush Administration has spent more than $140 billion on a war
of choice in
feedstock is GM'd or not, however as a health issue it does make a
difference.
http://members.tripod.com/~ngin/deceit2.html contains a bit more info on
Monsanto's take on it.
Luc
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He is an evil man who is gassing his own people, I heard that before and
I think it was about someone in the Middle East.
The connection between air pollution and death in cancer is well proven and
established. It is even roughly known approximately how many it is per
year, for different
They had to add 100 free points to the SAT scores so
that Americans wouldn't notice the drop in scholastic
performance in 1 generation.
It isn't just the schools fault either. I think a lot
of Americans are tuned out and doing what feels good
is the alpha and omega of their existance.
Would be
Oh come on, it's silly to give GWB credit for doing something he had no
choice but to do. No matter who occupied the white house on 9/11/2001
wouldn't had no choice but, to declare war on the Al Quida operations in
Afghanistan, they may or may not have began a war in Iraq so ill prepared,
if
As Oprah Slaps Bush - With 30 states poised to smack down
women's rights again, the one true savior emerges
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/gate/archive/2004/10/13/notes101304.DTL
EDITORIAL: A closer look at the Bush record
I am new around here but I am looking for info on methanol
production. Any input will help.
Ron
I suggest you spend some time, or perhaps quite a lot of time,
browsing the list archives, there's a lot to be found there.
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuel/
Best wishes
Keith
Keith
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
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
Hi Z and All ;
The tallest mountains on the earth are in the ocean.
This is because the seawater helps support their
weight. There exists a maximum height for mountains
on the earth and not in the ocean. It is about 40,000
feet (going from memory here). Higher than that and
the pressure at
Published on Saturday, October 23, 2004 by Agence France Presse
US Rejects World Calls to Join Russia in Ratifying Kyoto Pact
A major blow to President Bush and his paymasters in the fossil fuel industry.
His administration and other climate criminals like Exxon-Mobil have
failed in their
%255E1702,00.html
The Australian: [October 23, 2004]
'Bad environment policies continue'
October 23, 2004
THE Federal Government's environmental policies meant a continuation
of the practices which had caused Australia to have the fourth worst
environmental impact of all countries,
I would not give up the on-demand boiling water unit. Perhaps put some
additional
insulation around the housing to retain heat when power is off. Ours
definitely
reduces our electrical consumption relative to an electric kettle (which
is in turn
better than a conventional kettle on a burner
Interesting pic.Keith, care to make some comments about how it works?
Greg H.
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From: Andres Yver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 05:35
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Backyard tools - log splitter
Hi,
What creates the force
Hi Keith ;
Keith wrote:
Please make sure of just which website you're
talking about, confirm
that it ISN'T the Journey to Forever web site, and
no need to tell us
which one it is.
Opps. So sorry about that. You are right. It was
another web page which I had saved to my hard drive,
so I
http://www.acronymfinder.com/af-query.asp?String=exactAcronym=AFAIKFind=Find
Luc
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From: Guag Meister [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 10:57 AM
Subject: RE: [Biofuel] Methanol update
Hi Keith ;
Keith wrote:
Please make sure
Trees injured by the felling of neighboring ones are left to become infected
by pathogen. These infected trees then produce inferior seed which then grow
into inferior stock.
Whoa, sure sounds like a Lamarkian hypothesis to me!So if I cut the
tail off my dog, she will have
Hi Keith ;
Keith wrote:
Please make sure of just which website you're
talking about, confirm
that it ISN'T the Journey to Forever web site, and
no need to tell us
which one it is.
Opps. So sorry about that. You are right. It was
another web page which I had saved to my hard drive,
so
I met the director at the beginning of the summer on his way to China.
http://www.reap-canada.com/
Luc
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http://journeytoforever.org/gokart1.jpg
http://journeytoforever.org/gokart2.jpg
http://journeytoforever.org/gokart3.jpg
It's powered by a 200cc 4.9hp Yanmar two-wheeled tractor motor,
running on biodiesel. It's been the centre of attraction wherever
it's appeared so far. It's not the only
That is why I had suggested blocks made of silica aerogel.
Z
http://www.geocities.com/partyofcitizens
Citizens for the inherent dignity and worth of the human person
Quoted words from UDHR/CAT
On Mon, 25 Oct 2004, Guag Meister wrote:
Hi Z and All ;
The
to challenge the best might be on the way ?
Luc
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 12:42 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] Diesel gokart
Check out this great gokart one of our friends built.
Dear Bimiwat:
I had already noted that the weight of the sand might be too much for the
earth's crust to bear so I suggested silica aerogel blocks. Otherwise, the
idea of the great height was the same as that behind the vacuum tube for
rocket trains which Robert Goddard, father of rocketry in
I am curious about this appliance. I use propane to cook with (not an
electric burner), but for heating water, I had read once that using a
microwave was cheaper and more energy efficient- as long as the amount you
needed was a cup or two. I would love a definite answer on the best way
to
Have fun! (I really enjoy splitting wood. It's almost
a shame that we have a full pile for this winter.
Almost.)
Erik
Where are you? I will provide tools, beverages and food if you would care
to come and do mine!grin
Bright Blessings,
Kim
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Hello Keith and all.
The green way is more than ecomically feasible, in the case of an airplane
with its new certified Ethanol Fueled Engine in this crop-dusting airplane
The Ipanema, the numbers are in very much favor to Ethanol for operational
cost eventhough a litle more expensive to buy
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