This makes allot more sense.
#1I suspect that the stainless steel cell may be one of the electrodes.
#5I wonder if it makes a difference if the 100 hours at 15 mph or at 75
mph?
Greg H.
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To:
we started with a modified sine wave inverter with our first stand alone solar power system. lost several appliances because of it, washing machines especially seemed to dislike it. our new sine wave inverter cost a lot more but it works better and we haven't lost any appliances.Mike Weaver [EMAIL
Hello
Randall,
A
quick question if I may. I'd just like to confirm that the by gas you talk about
petrol. Here in S.A. gas is gas(LPG). Are you useing gas(LPG) or
petrol?
Stephan
South
Africa.
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And justhow long do they have to make
the adjustments?
Greg H.
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john owens
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Monday, November 21, 2005
13:45
Subject: [Biofuel] truckers choose
hydrogen power
I dono if this is
I dono if this is realy related to truckers using hydrogen but this
website
http://www.hydrogen-boost.com/http://www.hydrogen-boost.com/ claims
to increase milage on cars by 50% they will also instal units and if
with the right adjusments they cant give a 50% increase in milage
they will give
There are soil test kits available. I don't know if they would work for
oil though but I think they are very low cost.
Joe
Keith Addison wrote:
Hi all
Does anyone know of a backyard-level test for phosphorus content in WVO?
Thanks
Best
Keith
Well if I can ever figure out the secret to the electrolized
'alternative biodiesel process' which the patent abstract claims
produces hydrogen as a byproduct, it may one day be possible to
electolize the vegetable oil/alcohol mixture at the injector rail and
have hydrogen injection to boot.
If after making the proper adjustments, we cannot achieve a 50%
increase in mileage over the baseline mileage figures, *the
Hydrogen-Boost system is yours free of charge*. However if we achieve
over 50% increase in mileage you agree to *pay double *the regular prices.
I'm guessing the person
I'm not off grid but use modified sine wave. If I had it to do over I
would have bought the pure.
Sten Armstrong wrote:
we started with a modified sine wave inverter with our first stand
alone solar power system. lost several appliances because of it,
washing machines especially seemed
Howdy Robert, I'll take my usual role as a skeptic again. I still have
heard little more than testimonial evidence.
History is replete with examples of individuals who really believed in
something that wasn't real. Self-deception is human nature, if one is
not very, very careful. (_vide
First discussed on the list in 2001, with scepticism. Strange that
five years later it's still not exactly a household name and not to
be found on every other motor. Or maybe that's not so strange.
That is not really surprising when you read that the total cost of
installing it on a truck was
I'm not off grid but use modified sine wave.
What do you mean by modified sine wave? Chris.
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Cheap junky inverter vs. good inverter, not to put too fine a point on it...
Chris lloyd wrote:
I'm not off grid but use modified sine wave.
What do you mean by modified sine wave? Chris.
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Marty Phee wrote:
If after making the proper adjustments, we cannot achieve a 50%
increase in mileage over the baseline mileage figures, *the
Hydrogen-Boost system is yours free of charge*. However if we achieve
over 50% increase in mileage you agree to *pay double *the regular prices.
Greg and April wrote:
This makes allot more sense.
I'm glad you think so. I'm happy to help clear up any confusion and
separate fact from hype. Long ago, I was very interested in hydrogen
as an energy carrier, but its appeal has lessened significantly over
time. Part of that stems
Marty Phee wrote:
If after making the proper adjustments, we cannot achieve a 50%
increase in mileage over the baseline mileage figures, *the
Hydrogen-Boost system is yours free of charge*. However if we achieve
over 50% increase in mileage you agree to *pay double *the regular prices.
Cheap junky inverter vs. good inverter, not to put too fine a point on
it...
I remember something I bought years ago that only gave out a half wave, it
messed up my stereo. Chris,
Wessex Ferret Club
www.wessexferretclub.co.uk
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bob allen wrote:
Howdy Robert, I'll take my usual role as a skeptic again. I still have
heard little more than testimonial evidence.
A wise position, sir. In your field such skepticism is appropriate.
Could it be that the truckers are unconsciously unwilling to admit that
they
However, the effectiveness of supplemental hydrogen injection has been
researched and documented by researchers who have no financial interest in
a particular product.
It was tested a few years back in some our local buses here in the UK,
mainly as a way of reducing emissions on start-up
Yup
Chris lloyd wrote:
Cheap junky inverter vs. good inverter, not to put too fine a point on
it...
I remember something I bought years ago that only gave out a half wave, it
messed up my stereo. Chris,
Wessex Ferret Club
www.wessexferretclub.co.uk
If they don't achieve the 50% increase, they are out only about $800, if
they do, the person, who had it installed is out about $2100.
Talk about a rip off in favor of the company.
Greg H.
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What do you mean by modified sine wave?
Normal AC electricity flows basically in both directions and the change
from one peak to another is smooth and has the shape of a sine wave.
Modified sine wave inverters don't follow this pattern exactly. They may
hold full power in one direction for 1/4
Stephan,
The car uses petrol /gasoline. It is
not the model that uses LPG or other flex fuels.
--Randall
Charlotte, NC
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stwyk
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Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 3:41
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] acetone
robert luis rabello wrote:
Greg and April wrote:
This makes allot more sense.
[snip]
#5I wonder if it makes a difference if the 100 hours at 15 mph or at 75
mph?
It won't. The unit is not tied into the onboard fuel injection
management computer. From what I
This site is setting of nine thousand kinds of alarm bells in my head.
Read their challenge.
Open to anyone who
wants to take a chance. You
decide to purchase the complete Hydrogen-Boost system with
installation, at individual component prices and we will guarantee a
Kurt Nolte wrote:
This site is setting of nine thousand kinds of alarm bells in my head.
A good thing! I'd stay away from those people . . .
robert luis rabello
The Edge of Justice
Adventure for Your Mind
http://www.newadventure.ca
Ranger Supercharger Project Page
I'm glad I'm not the only one who hears bells in his head.
Kurt Nolte wrote:
This site is setting of nine thousand kinds of alarm bells in my head.
Read their challenge.
Open to anyone who wants to take a chance. You decide to purchase
the complete Hydrogen-Boost system with
Hello Joe
There are soil test kits available. I don't know if they would work for
oil though but I think they are very low cost.
Joe
Didn't think of that, and I'm working with soil all the time. I never
test it though (it tests itself). Maybe it'll work, I'll give it a
try. Thanks!
Regards
Michael,Well done.I would only add that if one looks at any wave form as a series of sines and cosines (as Fourier did),an explanation as to why equipment malfunctions under a modified sinesignal becomes clear. Many forms of modified sine wavescome from a kind of square wave (as in
Surely this can be verified on a dynamometer at all combinations of
power, rpm, air temp or what have you. I even saw a pic of a dyno on
the web page. Isn't there any data?
Joe
Mike Weaver wrote:
I'm glad I'm not the only one who hears bells in his head.
Kurt Nolte wrote:
This
I am forwarding part of the note I received from Steve Gilchrist of CHEC
in response to my inquiry. (I have snipped out some text pertaining to
personal and local political matters. It does not affect the tone or
information of interest to this list.) I thought the information about
using
Modified sine: stepped generation of approximate sine wave. The issue is that
modified sine generates transients that interfere with some attached
equipment power supplies (an example being in the medical field: Baxter
Colleague infusion pumps overheat their power supplies on modified sine wave
Disposable solar panels developed using nanotechnology
Scientists at the University of Cape Town are exploiting
the nano-scale properties of silicon to develop a
super-thin disposable solar panel poster which they
hope could offer rural dwellers a cheap, alternative
source of power. Many
Hi Keith,
am working reillo burner and have report,
what best way to send to yourself?
Best regards
dD
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http://www.ems.org/nws/2005/09/27/greenpeace_eu_re
http://eu.greenpeace.org/downloads/energy/2050scenario050927.pdf
Source: Greenpeace
On 11/22/05, Joe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Surely this can be verified on a dynamometer at all combinations of
power, rpm, air temp or what have you. I even saw a pic of a dyno on
the web page. Isn't there any data?
Not that I could see. No charts, tables, or even references to
On 11/22/05, Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm glad I'm not the only one who hears bells in his head.
Sometimes I hear whistles instead.
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I think they will work as they would with soil. I used one this Spring,
You add the Soil to one line (Oil in this case) then water to the next
Line Shake and dip the strip just like ph Strips. the water is to
dissolve the phosphorus from the soil for testing.
The trouble comes if you want to
This is interesting hope you enjoy,
http://www.theprairiestar.com/articles/2005/06/23/ag_news/updates/update56.txt
Jim
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I saw an article in the Trader's Dispatch ( an agricultural paper
printed in Valier Montana) that made me wonder who will win the race.
First some background:
The paper showed a vendor of one of these super duper biodiesel
automatic generators showing a crowd that included the State Governor
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