CSH Can spec it to resist up to 320 mph winds, maybe more if you have the funds to do it, but that is the highest number I have heard so far. http://customsuperhomes.com/video.wmvMyk Hill--- On Mon 07/04, Nancy Canning [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:From: Nancy Canning [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]To:
Hello Alex
Hello All
Thanks for all the advice in the past.
After a year of making Biodiesel and not being able to use it i
purchased a 1994 Discovery (at the Right price )
I wanted somthing after 1996 but couldnt afford it so 1994 is it.I
have checked for all the normal stuff eg cracked
Hi Alex, your asking your question in the
right place!
I have a 90 Range Rover Classic that
was converted from 3.9 petrol to 300TDi before I got it, not very well I might
add, I suspect the previous owner had run it on kero too as the diesel
pump was knackered (clouds of black smoke)
Robert Rabello
Flextek can be used in most repeat in most engines not all of
them. Instead increasing compression ratio it changes ignition timing.
Potential problems are fuel pump "erosion" type unless changed to
typical alcohol fuel pump and winter time ignition. This part is solved
by using
I forgot to inform Flextek will work in most _*injected*_ engines
FRANCISCO wrote:
Robert Rabello
Flextek can be used in most repeat in _*most*_ engines not all of
them. Instead increasing compression ratio it changes ignition timing.
Potential problems are fuel pump erosion type unless
dear sir,
Re: Will Brazilian Flex Fuel Device work on American
Cars?
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What is the car manufacturer model mfg. year and engine type ?
Chico
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dear sir,
Re: Will Brazilian Flex Fuel Device work on American
Cars?
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Luis Eduardo Puerto wrote:
I don't know very much of E85 or E100, I know that in Brazil it is
being produced in big quantities as well as in USA. I don't know
where exactly you can get it in Canada.
It's not available here, at least on the west coast. We have a
company that
FRANCISCO wrote:
Flextek can be used in most repeat in most engines not all of them.
Instead increasing compression ratio it changes ignition timing.
I think, perhaps, a language issue is cropping up here. The Flextek
device plugs into the automobile's fuel injector harness. It
With the global warming looming over us and animal species disappearing
every day, I think humans should work towards a more symbiotic
relationship with nature. Humans cut down trees to make room for houses
to live in. Human activity creates CO2, which is (should be) absorbed
in large part
A good foundation is a must,but the roof is what most people consider last.If your roof will not withstand global warmings "off-the-scale"weather,everything will be ruined!Most of the home types mentioned have the same type roof that a tornado or typhoon or whatever will tear off.A tire or straw
That is a start
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With the global warming looming over us and animal species disappearing
every
Todd, of course you are correct that energy is used to recycle steel.
However, no more land is strip mined, and no new land is disturbed to bury
the old broken washing machine that got melted down. Were the electricity
generated in a sustainable way, it would be all good.
Chris K
Cayce, SC
Hard to say where the truth is in all of this debate regarding cutting
trees. In Canada forest is one of our largest natural
.ahemresources. Currently more forest area is lost to natural
causes than logging. Trees are renewable and the lumber industry now
replants more trees than it
To me the VW diesels sold in America are the best bang for the buck. They
get 50mpg and they can be ran on biodiesel. My total cost per gallon for
biodiesel is way less than $1 US. As long as I can make my own fuel I will
be making it and I buy nothing but diesels. To me a diesel hybrid is
CSH Had done something similar with their flyashe and tests showed the same results with a longevity of something like 300 yrs.Myk --- On Tue 07/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:From: [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.orgDate: Tue, 5 Jul 2005 12:02:28 EDTSubject: [Biofuel] cast
http://www.guardian.co.uk/usa/story/0,12271,1521054,00.html
Guardian Unlimited | Special reports |
US close to climate change concessions
Ewen MacAskill and agencies
Monday July 4, 2005
The United States is edging towards important concessions on climate
change at this week's G8 summit, it
http://www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/07/03/g8.bush.ap/index.html
CNN.com - - Jul 3, 2005
Bush wants to shift global warming debate
Sunday, July 3, 2005; Posted: 11:24 p.m. EDT (03:24 GMT)
Bush: You can grow your economy and at the same time do a better job
of harnessing greenhouse gases.
LONDON,
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uslatest/story/0,1282,-5117756,00.html
Guardian Unlimited | World Latest | Schwarzenegger Urges Global Warming Action
Schwarzenegger Urges Global Warming Action
Monday July 4, 2005 6:16 PM
AP Photo NY109
By The Associated Press
LONDON (AP) - California Gov. Arnold
http://www.mg.co.za/articlepage.aspx?area=/breaking_news/breaking_news
__international_newsarticleid=244473
: Mail Guardian Online
No favours on climate change, says Bush
04 July 2005 02:51
United States President George Bush will on Monday warn that he will
not make concessions on climate
I think that trees are a (renewable) resource that should be harvested.
Otherwise, trees, like other resources, will get depleted, no matter the
quantity of trees. The more there is of the resource, the more time it
takes to deplete it and the more the hurt after it is gone. I ordered
this
OK, I've been a little preoccupied lately and haven't been able tocontributions to recent discussions. However, one of Kieth's recent postscaught my attention.
Please allow me to vent.
...I'm quoting parts of Kieth's post in reverse order.
"My hope is -- and I think the hope of Tony Blair is --
I made a batch of diesel a couiple days ago that went perfect. I made
another batch the same as the first that sepparated good. I added about 5
gallons of water to the 40 gallons of diesel that I had to wash, and heated
it to about 90F as I did for the first. When I went back to change the
Mike,
It is an excellent example on how it goes, when you try to hide and not
acknowledge that the mad cow decease hit US a long time ago. Not being able
to keep the balance is a clear sign. Cannibalism is also recognized as a
root cause. I am not saying that Bush is one of the victims,
U Chris, that's not quite correct.
New steel is generally added to recycled steel to maintain structural
integrity. Otherwise it begins to get to tinny.
Not only do more mining energies go into the new fraction, but fossil
fuels are still consumed in refining. This means more mining of
Ditto.
De-evolution anyone?
I'm sure Southern Baptists, et al, would fight the teaching of that in
the U.S. public school systems every bit as staunchly as they oppose
evolution.
How about a three-sixths compromise.?
Intelligent de-evolution.
:-)
Todd Swearingen
What is really
Hey Robert Luis, thank you very much for your answer man Now I understand the implications of ethanol. Until next.
Luis Eduardo Puerto wrote: I don't know very much of E85 or E100, I know that in Brazil it is being produced in big quantities as well as in USA. I don't know where exactly you
Any Ideas?
Yup. But you're not going to like 'em.
1st) Your batch didn't go perfect if you got that heavy of an emulsion.
2nd) Best to always do a quick swirl wash of only an ounce or two prior
to comitting to washing an entire batch.
3rd) Remove several 100 ml samples of the emulsion. Label
Remember our discussion on "above unity" devices?
Well, our president in his profound wisdom has been selling the idea of a "hydrogen economy" without telling anyone where the hydrogen is coming from -- passing it off as a clean and renewableenergy "source".
Whilehe was babbling, I was reminded
Ha I guess this is called Synchronicity. I just won this diesel engine on
ebay and plan on installing it in a motorcycle frame. I do not have a donor
bike yet, but I do have some ideas.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=29520item=4367731706rd=1
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i've never heard this term of 'the bilderbergers' before, butidon't find teh notion too farfetched. more likely to me that their idea of safeguarding supply is simply to make it more expensive, regardless of whether it provokes economic downturn or depression. take the fact that oil prices spiked
on 7/5/05 6:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
isn't it interesting that left wing parties and labor movements were far more
widespread and mainstream *prior to (and during)* the great depression than
*after* (this is especially true of the situation in the u.s.a.).?
Essentially, even recycled steel products are entirely carbon negative.
Less energy than virgin steel, but entirely carbon negative.
Uh., make that carbon positive.
(Knew I should have taken that speed thinking course instead of the
speed typing one.)
Todd Swearingen
Appal Energy
hi, joe. a few counterpoints to some of your observations.
Currently more forest area is lost to natural
causes than logging.
well, truly this is how it should be, so long as the 'natural' causes are not
anomalously numerous due to 'unnatural' i.e. human-made environmental
imbalances.
"left wing parties and labor movements were far more widespread and mainstream *prior to (and during)* the great depression"
Eugene Debs: Socialist andPresidential Candidate
Debs ran in 1900,1904,1908,1912 and 1920, the last race from Atlanta Prison. The slogan on a campaign poster in 1920
Chris b,
The fact is that the oil price has gone up very much thanks to the Iraq
venture. The oil production in Iraq, before the occupation, was almost as
large as what they call the swing production, or with other words the
cushion that evened out production and demand. The biggest problem
Before
you throw up... Can you tell us the solution?
Bio-fuel, wind, and solar are great starts on energy, but all combined
are still a tiny drop in the bucket up against fossil fuels.
If
the oil stops - we starve.
Ties to middle east oil are likely to drag us into WWIII
(consult your
I am in the process of doing the same in Belize, Central America. I have
some land and want to grow Jatropha and encourage the local people to grow
it as a cash crop to help the local economy and ease the high price of fuel
there. Anyone know of where to find a good seed oil press for a third
Just a note from my last post. I took the temp of my failure to 140F and
then had a brainwave to add more methanol. I added 4 liters to the 45
gallons. I had almost imediate separation down to about 4 from the top. A
thin layer also was floating on top. Any ideas?
Brent
Dear Ethanol users,
The below information (re: modifications to car to
run on ethanol) is incorrect in my experience. I live in Brazil and I export
conversion kit (petrol to ethanol) to Australia. Kits in Australia are being
used in both vehicles manufactured by both Holden (GM) and Ford.
Wow, cool. Thats really interesting, i'm big into
engines and mechcanics in general. Will 6HP be enough, or by motorcycle do you
mean large scooter? What about gearing? what bike are you planning on putting it
in?
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Ha, very true. It is quite annoying that the American public is so blinded
by television that if they tell you there's no mad cow you better believe
it. I fear it is also this sense of American bravado that says, it won't
happen to us, we're American.
People have already forgotten we said
Hello Rich
I think that trees are a (renewable) resource that should be harvested.
Yes, but how? Good ways and bad ways... there are some interesting
discussions (and arguments) about this in the list archives.
Otherwise, trees, like other resources, will get depleted, no matter
the
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