Joey,
Biofuel? How did you get to this issue. LOL
Do you belong to this group of people that regularly visit energy lists and
try to provoke a nuke discussion?
I have stopped from a participating in a few lists because of this group,
which seems to be roughly the same people all the time.
The Altamont Pass towers are of the lattice type, providing endless
attraction to birds for resting and nesting. Power companies are hoping
to not have to replace the towers with monocoques until the turbines
reach the end of their life cycle. Essentially what is being found is
that wind power
Todd is absolutely right.
The really frustrating part is that the same argument is being made byopponents of wind power,to shoot down the Nantucket sound project -- a totally useless argument because as Todd mentioned, the lesson of lattice type towers has long since been learned. So, theyare
Just because something may be doable doesn't mean that it's feasible,
whether that feasibility is higher ratios of waste, expanded dispersal
of radioactivity, increased economic cost, increased energy cost, etc.,
etc., etc.
Even if all things are equal in comparison to traditional refining,
Excellent points Hakan. Plenty of other places to discuss
nuclear. Whatever role nuclear has or doesn't have in the future,
biofuels will have a critical role in meeting our future energy needs. I
agree, natural tie ins are OK (e.g., wind power sited on biofuel fields), but
let's avoid the
a) It's not a board. It's a mailing list.
b) List rules state that calls to limit topic discussion are explicitly
forbidden. Or in the words of our fearless list owner: No Topic Cops.
c) It isn't your place to decide what the purpose of this board is.
Learn to use your delete key; if you
jh,
"Deciding" wasn't what I had in mind, nor was I trying to be a
"Cop." As parties interested in biofuels and interested in keeping
this site dynamic, I think we all exercise some self-restraint in what we post
here.My caution, along the lines of Hakan I believe, is that, as a
practical
JH,
I have not tried to prohibit a nuke discussions, anyone who want to
discuss with the nuke gang is welcome to do so. I have the right to limit
my participation in any discussion and also to express that. If I take the
opportunity to take a pause and a coffee, or whatever, it is my right
Hi everyone,
I know we've already discussed the variety of oil producing seeds and related processes for extraction. My conclusion has been that I don't have enough land or time to process my own diesel fuel for the quantities that I need. However after researching the performance and
I built a new system that will process 40 gallon batches. I started with some test batches. Everything came out fine. The first 20 gallon batch also separated just as it should. I have since completed washing this fuel and made my second batch at 40 gallons.
On the second batch a few
Mike,
I have yet to see the group that does not
thrive on misinformation used to support their agenda, so there is no reason to
limit the charge to government or conservatives. Besides, most birds are smart
enough to fly around objects and stay out of the way of other flying objects.
Hello Bob, Hakan
Excellent points Hakan. Plenty of other places to discuss nuclear.
Whatever role nuclear has or doesn't have in the future, biofuels
will have a critical role in meeting our future energy needs. I
agree, natural tie ins are OK (e.g., wind power sited on biofuel
fields),
Hello Todd, Joey
Just because something may be doable doesn't mean that it's
feasible, whether that feasibility is higher ratios of waste,
expanded dispersal of radioactivity, increased economic cost,
increased energy cost, etc., etc., etc.
Even if all things are equal in comparison to
It was
however a quite pathetic invitation and without any previous logic,
"Deconstructing the Nuclear Power Myths". WOW
Hakan, that was Keith's subject he wrote, not
anyone else. Keith was the person, if I'm not mistaken, who posted the original
article that started this entire discussion.
Howdy Mike, why not used vegetable oil? Even small burger joints
generate 10 or so gal a week. Around my parts the small operators have
to pay to have the stuff hauled off, so they are more than willing to
give it to me for free.
Michael Redler wrote:
Hi everyone,
I know we've already
I thought the article below, from today's Washington Post, might be of
interest to others on this list. Along with oversized houses, it's my
experience that the houses are, as well,being placed on largerlots,
which, for practical purposes, takes that land out of circulation for biofuel
crop
Hello Chris
It was however a quite pathetic invitation and without any previous logic,
Deconstructing the Nuclear Power Myths. WOW
Hakan, that was Keith's subject he wrote, not anyone else. Keith was
the person, if I'm not mistaken, who posted the original article
that started this entire
Further to which...
The Horror In London
When we kill them in droves, some of them will strike back.
By Eric Margolis
We are horrified that anyone would attack innocent civilians packed
in subway cars. But the extremists and fanatics who do so say they
are exacting revenge for the 500,000
Bob,
I don't disagree that there is an abundance of waste vegetable oil out there. My curiosity in making it from scratch, comes from the same ideology that drives me to join this forum. Although I'm sure that I'll eventually be tapping into this source, I'm not convinced of it's
Try "diesel motorcycle" on Google. I got a few hits when I tried it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bob,
I don't disagree that there is an abundance of waste vegetable
oil out there. My curiosity in making it from scratch, comes from the
same ideology that drives me to join this
Michael Redler wrote:
Bob,
I don't disagree that there is an abundance of waste vegetable oil out
there. My curiosity in making it from scratch, comes from the same
ideology that drives me to join this forum. Although I'm sure that
I'll eventually be tapping into this source, I'm not
Kieth,
Earlier, you mentioned how companies like Monsanto try to infiltrate groups like ours. In addition I'm sure that there are many emotionally driven and misguided individualslike Tim who are acting on their own. In the past, I've mentioned (rhetorically) that we have strength in
check out
http://www.metaefficient.com/metaefficient/archives/news/efficient-diesel-motorcycle-created.html.
A diesel-engined motorcycle that is said to do 150 MPG and potentially
run biodiesel.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try "diesel motorcycle" on Google. I got a few hits when I tried
Hi Jim,
"I have yet to see the group that does not thrive on misinformation used to support their agenda"
I'm hoping I just misunderstood when I read "I have yet to see...". You are a member of this group...aren't you?
Mike
"James G. Branaum" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mike,
I have yet to
Metaefficient's web page is in Dutch. Altavista's Babel Fish
translation web page translates web pages between different languages,
for free. Enter the url of the web page (www.startwin.com) which you
want to translate from (in this case, Dutch) into the "Translate a web
page" field, select
Rebuilt VW long and short blocks.
www.vwdieselparts.com
Reasonable pricing. Fairly good service. Probably something similar to
this somewhere at a theatre near you so you wouldn't have to pay a
freight bill.
Todd Swearingen
bob allen wrote:
Michael Redler wrote:
Bob,
I don't
Dear Hakan,
I may be naive as I am fairly new to the list but it looks to me like
the question grew out of a ISIS press release about nuclear power. As I
am more interested in biofuels myself I'd hate to get into a long thing
that would detract from that but I am curious as to the answer to
Valerie Plame did it, in Niger, with Yellowcake.
Enuff already...
Chris wrote:
It was however a quite pathetic invitation and without any previous
logic,
Deconstructing the Nuclear Power Myths. WOW
Hakan, that was Keith's subject he wrote, not anyone else. Keith was
the person, if I'm not
I doubt the water heater element failure was caused by using it in BD.
Probably a fluke.
I would not be surprised to find that Mox fumes set off the CM detector
- you should have better ventilation.
Dunno about Mr Funnel - would like to hear what you find...
-Mike
JEFF IHDE wrote:
I
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enq=diesel+motorcyclebtnG=Google
+Search
I also saw this one mentioned on another forum recently.
http://tinyurl.com/b3ylx
-M@
On Jul 13, 2005, at 2:21 PM, r wrote:
Try diesel motorcycle on Google. I got a few hits when I tried it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Mike,
Extracting the oil from seed requires a process that is quite
expensive. Harvest equipment you could probably contract out but unless you
are somewhere where you can sell the cake or have livestock to feed the
cake to an
on site extractor I don't think would pay. Trucking the
on 7/13/05 4:20 PM, John Wilson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mike,
Extracting the oil from seed requires a process that is quite
expensive. Harvest equipment you could probably contract out
but unless you are somewhere where you can sell the cake or
have livestock to feed the cake to an
John,
There is an article from Homepower magazine that gives detailed information on biodiesel production which includes oil extraction. I don't have enough experience to determine it's validity. But it seems to indicate that there is "table top" equipmentavailable for extracting the oil.
I
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