I agree with Paddy
I live 35-40 miles from a (Walmart) town in 3 directions
Athens,Zanesville and Marietta.
We do go every month and get a load of supplies
But home is deep in the hills away from all and everything.
now I ve got a VW TDI that gets 50mpg and you learn how to get by with
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ILEA Leaf #10: WHAT KIND OF CAR?
2 or 3 years ago, I was passed by an automobile that had stickers all
adventure series.
A young boy sets out to save his parents aided by cats/felines of all shapes
and sizes .. his parents, great herbalist, have been kidnapped by some
pharma corp and is being held and drugged so they cooperate and give them
some great herbal healing formula.
This whole
I have no doubt about global warming only about the sources of the
warming. I was fascinated by your primer and have a question.
Please forgive if this is a stupid question. You said the energy
absorbed must equal the energy radiated out into space. What about the
energy that is used
Hi,
Try albion Chemicals,
Approx £90 per 205L drum
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Hi Chris Bennet,
Thank you for getting back to me.I'm trying to
look into ways of turning
wvo into biofuel but havn't been able to get started
due to severe problems
getting methanol.I've even
The film is not predicting die-off, it is predicting/describing a
probable coming change.
Are they starving? No. This has been going on for quite a while now, but
nobody seems to have noticed. Or very few anyway. So much for die-off
at the end of Big Oil.
As I assume (yikes! ..pardon)
I was having a problem with my fuel system(f250 6.9L).
Stalling, loss of power, white smoke and stall when I mashed the fuel pedal
ect. So I started at the the tank and worked my way up.
(by the way I havn't started using BD yet, it's in the wash tank)
I droped the tank, The first thing I
And to think they're fighting to keep Wal-mart out of N.Y. ? How on earth
are we going to fix our trucks?
Nice job Jeremy!
AntiFossil
Mike Krafka USA
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What about
the
energy that is used to drive the activity on the planet; the
mechanical
energy in the wind, chemical reactions the atmosphere and oceans and
in
biological activity, etc. Is this subtracted from what you expect
to
geothermal, and tidal, all energy is solar, directly or indirectly. The
heat generated when I pace about a classroom is solar derived.
sunlight-- photosynthesis--- plant matter--- food---bob's motion---
heat.
Same thing with wind, all biological activity(except those weird
ecosystems
I live in the middle of nowhere and yes, we do see this all the time. No
one walks anywhere, no bicycles, very few motorcycles. They drive 25 miles
to the city daily for whatever, even if they do not work. Many who live
here drive 150+ miles a day to work and back.
Me, I go to town once
panels when its sitting outside our offices for 8+ hours a day. Based on
current technology it could convert about 2.6kW (0.33kwH x 8 hours) into
electrical energy. However a 20 mile journey home could use up this
energy in the first few miles. Has anybody looked at this scenario -
where the
farm is purchased at an elevated price just to fool around and the main
income is through some other area. My father did the reverse - he
inherited a farm from his father but found the income too low so he
became a carpenter/builder/undertaker and ended up farming just as a
hobby, plus he
energy could be captured if the whole parking space is paneled? the
spaces in front of my building are 9X18 ft or 162 feet each. or about 15
meters squared.
Paddy O'Reilly wrote:
I've often thought about a car that would re-charge itself by solar
panels when its sitting outside our
with solar cells. Don't know what the purpose of the exercise is but
anything to bring solar panel into mass production and bring down the
price is good. I've priced solar panels for my house at 1000 Euros per
165 watt panel. I figure I'd need 10 of them to get 1kW average in Irish
climate
The advantage of solar panels on the car is that they could be used first
in small units to trickle-charge the battery and run a ventilating fan
for warm areas. Then for hybrids and electric cars they could be used to
charge the battery or whatever storage device was used. They wouldn't
have to
Hallo Friends,
This is George Washington's proclamation establishing Thanksgiving Day
in the United States. Please note that Washington speaks towards the
end of the proclamation of true religion which I define and I
believed he and all reasonable folks define as that personal
Could a diesel hybrid with solar panels could be a marketable product?
Solar-only is the ultimate clean machine but we're a smidge away from
that yet.
JD2005 wrote:
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I've often thought about a car that would re-charge itself by solar
Mickey *B** wrote:
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Subject: [Biofuel] What Kind of Car?
Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2005 14:23:31 EST
ILEA Leaf #10: WHAT KIND OF CAR?
2 or 3 years ago, I was passed by an automobile
Hello Group,
I just entered this list, and reading the archives,
was very enthused by a post made by Pannirselvam
last august.
A short quote from that message:
We are open to have colaborations to all who want to make powerful the
poor to have the fuel and food , not the the large scale
Hey!
I've given this some thought too. It can really make the imagination run wild!
Solar body panels on your car as standard equipment (you might have to go with
the Henry Ford color scheme -- ...any color you want, as long as it's black)
...or maybe PV paint!!
I once thought about
By Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
EarthLight Magazine #52, Winter 2005
www.earthlight.org/2005/essay52_kennedy_pff.htm
Editor's Introduction: Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has a passionate desire for a
sustainable future. The economic, the political, and the personal worlds are
all part of this evolving
It would seem to me that if you are talking about combustion/electric hybrids,
the efficiency of the engine and the fuel you are burning for your hybrid is an
important decision. In my opinion, the public should not be influenced in a way
that makes them think that gasoline is the best or only
2 or 3 years ago, I was passed by an automobile that had stickers all over it
claiming to be Magnet Power.
Paddy -- I think you might find this interesting (thanks Helen).
http://www.methernitha.com/English/english.htm
Mike
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Was it a babe magnet
Thanks so much.
Rick
bob allen wrote:
Rick, with the exception of a very small amount of energy derived from
geothermal, and tidal, all energy is solar, directly or indirectly.
The heat generated when I pace about a classroom is solar derived.
sunlight-- photosynthesis--- plant matter---
Hello all,
I was wondering if the number 7 plastics were alrighto mix the
NaOH and the menthanol and store it in them. I was also wonderig
what the heat tolerance of the plastic 55 gal drums.
thanks
Trevor
--
sell your farm to invest just yet)
The two conterrotating discs generate an electrostatic charge. One disc
represents the earth, the other the cloud. Using grid electrodes the
charges are bound. After that they are
I find it interesting that this probable cause is
never brought up for discussion:
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap041013.html
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The film is not predicting die-off, it is predicting/describing a
probable coming change.
I wasn't talking about the film, and this below was a quote from a
previous message:
Are they starving? No. This has been going on for quite a while
now, but nobody seems to have noticed. Or very
Helo , dear Adrian ( que bom ver aqui , gente de nossa terra Brasil)
Thank you very much to join in this group
Very glad your particpation in biofuel group .
Plaese see
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuel/
You can see about some of my biofuel related work.
I am
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From: Paddy O'Reilly
I've often thought about a car that would re-charge itself by solar
panels when its sitting outside our offices for 8+ hours a day.
Has anybody looked at this scenario -
where the electric-only car recharges itself during daylight hours
I wasn't talking about the film, and this below was a quote from a
previous message:
My bad..sorry for the bit of confusion on my part.
As you say, more sensible behaviour will simply become unavoidable.
Perhaps above all else, humans as a species are good at adapting, and
adapt we
Hi;
Yes, I think this would be an highly marketable vehicle in a sunny country.
You would need additional stuff like supperconductor motors and bearings to
make this work in colder darker countries like the uk or other parts of
northern europe.Now that really is a long way off. Vis solar
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