Please, let us know how it does, Mike.
Take care,
On 12/5/05, Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just got a Britelyt today. Haven't been able to get it to light on BD
but I think it may be due to the fuel being too cold. Will report back
if I get it going.
Ken Dunn wrote:
What is
You house a coydog? All the coydogs ive met have been ill tempered
untrustworthy beasts. Is it due to upbringing, or lack of that makes them
so? from what i understand about animal personalities is they are similar to
humans in how they react to their emotional environment.
- Original Message
So far all attempts to light it have failed. It's 30 degrees here and
that may have something to do with it. I cut the BD w/ a good shot of
Dino diesel and still no go. I got the preheater going but no flame on
the ring. I brought it inside overnight to warm up and will try it
again. If
No absolutely not. Researchers here at the university colaborate with
others all over the world. I am no different. I'll wait till Darryl
returns and take his input and advice on how to set up the registry and
I'll take input from anyone else who cares to contribute ideas as well. :-)
I want
Hi Keith;
I just read your post after I sent my latest message on this thread. I
filter your posts to a separate folder and didn't check it till after
reading the regular biofuels folder. I feel the subject line of the
thread is still relevant, though I understand your refereeing of the
Hi Mike
For what it's worth I tried running my multifuel backpacking stove on
BD. I had to warm the preheater / vaporizer tube with a propane torch
to get it hot enough to vaporize the BD. Once lit though it had a
beautiful and stable blue flame and judging by boil time comparisons
roughly
I withdraw the notion and will not discuss it further on the Biofuels
list. I apologize for any discord I've caused.
If anyone has any questions feel free to email me off list, but I think
Keith's position is clear and let's honor it.
-Mike Weaver
Joe Street wrote:
Hi Keith;
I just read
On the vaccination issue, I think that there are other issues that
could also be causing the increase in athsma, etc. When I was little,
I ate dirt, played with the dogs and cats and didn't wash my hands,
ate wild berries without washing them, ate ants (I don't remember this
but my parents say I
Just selfishly thinking outloud...I wonder if it would be possible to
pre-preheat it with a Sterno.
On 12/6/05, Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What was the temperature outside? I tried that with a torch and got a
few sputters but no flame.
Is kerosene the most logical agent to cut the
I tried heating the vaporizing ring with a propane torch
Ken Dunn wrote:
Just selfishly thinking outloud...I wonder if it would be possible to
pre-preheat it with a Sterno.
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http://www.bairesrobotics.com.ar/elektor/10-2003%20SuperCap%20Battery.pdf9V batteries are often found in devices that arent used very often. If you use a NiCd rechargeable battery you may find it completely discharged by the time you need it. Capacitors on the other hand can maintain
I use jellied alcohol (like sterno but runny) for pre heating my stove
on the trail. It wasn't enough heat for the biodiesel though. Even
with kerosene it takes a prolonged period of preheat with sterno to
light the stove. If you turn the fuel valve on prematurely you get
liquid coming out the
Well that's bummer-style news there, Joe. I was hoping to use a
multi-fuel stove on the trail as well as for preheating my biodiesel
process. Of course, I suppose it would still be an improvement to use
the stove for preheating wvo to make biodiesel even with the propane
used from the torch to
Anyone in the Dallas area that has a working small scale biofuel
production site. I'm interested in showing some of my school kids a
home engineered biofuel setup?
Thanks
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Greetings,
Yes, my coydog is my constant companion. She is the most lovable dog I
have ever had, but I would not do it again. The amount of time she takes
is high. She is a wild animal, and if you treat her as such, you get a
very loving animal. Forget the rules for a short period of time,
Hi,
I had an interesting meeting this morning with someone who is extracting
oil from the marula nut (Scelerocarya birrea). Have a look at
www.marula.org.za for more information on this - google it and you'll
find a whole lot of other really good info. Apparently you can get 10
trees/ha,
Uh...outdoors?? I dunno but it was warm in my basement. :-[
J
Mike Weaver wrote:
What was the temperature outside? I tried that with a torch and got a
few sputters but no flame.
Is kerosene the most logical agent to cut the BD with?
Joe Street wrote:
Hi Mike
For
Hi Ken;
It's not a matter of re-jetting as I said the fuel has to be boiling in
the generator tube so that it is vapour which reaches the jet not
liquid. As long as there is enough heat it works great. Given enough
time a sterno flame can no doubt heat things enough but the problem is
What about the type of burners that are designed to use a liquid fuel
directly rather than volatilize a liquid fuel? Like fuel oil
furnaces, and waste engine oil burners. All of these I have seen are
in the 100,000 Btu/hr range though -- if you could find one more like
10 or 20 kBtu, it might
I've done some initial research but haven't delved into one. Sooner or
later I'll find an oil furnace someone is throwing away and see what I
can do.
If I had to cut the BD with another agent to make it easier to use I
would do that. Does anyone have any suggestions? Gasoline?
I have 55
Maybe I could just throw the BD into the reactor tank and warm it up
first. I do that sometimes anyway to clear cloudy BD.
I would NOT count on a camping stove to light on BD the trail, unless
you are in Arizona in July!
Joe Street wrote:
Hi Ken;
It's not a matter of re-jetting as I said
Howdy Mike,
Mike Weaver wrote:
I've done some initial research but haven't delved into one. Sooner or
later I'll find an oil furnace someone is throwing away and see what I
can do.
If I had to cut the BD with another agent to make it easier to use I
would do that. Does anyone have any
I would say try kerosene or heating oil. Gasoline is too volatile and
can create explosive atmospheres. Keep the IPA for titrations!! it is
one of the more difficult items to get.
Joe
Mike Weaver wrote:
I've done some initial research but haven't delved into one. Sooner or
later I'll
But if you do this those light molecules will eventually get jostled to
the top and then hop into the air space in the container above the
surface of the liquid eventually building up pressure in the closed
container until it reaches the vapour pressure of the more volatile
liquid (at that
From: Sheri Nakken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Sheri Nakken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Vaccine Info] Overvaccinating Pets Kills and Injures
Date: Fri, 06 May 2005 09:21:17 +0100
If giving pets too many vaccines is injuring and killing them, why would
this not be true
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Subject: [SilverPets] FW: [VacCease] Rabies Challenge Fund!!!
Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 08:01:03 -0400
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From: Peter Kris Christine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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THE 1918 INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC WAS A VACCINE-CAUSED DISEASE
E. McBean (Vaccination The Silent Killer p28)
Very few people realize that the worst epidemic ever to hit America, the
Spanish Influenza of 1918 was the after effect of the massive nation-wide
vaccine campaign. ..
If we
FYI Catherine O'Driscoll is a very well known and respected researcher in
the field of animal health.
http://www.whale.to/vaccine/driscoll1.html
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titer hype
Date: Sun, 16 Oct 2005 21:44:27 -0500
crossposted
Don't get fooled
Vaccination Protocol by Dr. Jean Dodds
This information has been taught by Dr. Jean Dodds for about a decade.
Search the archives for vaccination, and you will find that many people
have been aware of the side affects of Vaccinosis for years.
Crossposted with permission.
cripes, what is it that folks seem to want to put my name in the subject line?
please stop- it adds
nothing to the conversation and makes searches in the archives difficult.
as to your post, testimonials might be good for selling used cars and various
and sundry nostrums,
but it does little
would you please stop putting my name in the subject line- I am not the subject.
Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
Vaccination Protocol by Dr. Jean Dodds
This information has been taught by Dr. Jean Dodds for about a decade.
Search the archives for vaccination, and you will find that many people
would you please stop putting my name in the subject line- I am not the subject.
Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
FYI Catherine O'Driscoll is a very well known and respected researcher in
the field of animal health.
http://www.whale.to/vaccine/driscoll1.html
To answer your question about the rabies shots.
Rabies shots, are required by law every three years in my state.
In some states, the Vet Lobbing efforts have managed to have that law
changed to every year even though the shots have been proven to last 7
years.
I need to have a current
If vaccines are big business being forced on us for profit, then why
does no one want to actually make them. Last year, less than half of
the people in the US who wanted to get flu vaccines couldn't even get
them, because there was only one or two companies who produced them,
and one got shut
would you please stop putting my name in the subject line- I am not the subject.
Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
From: Sheri Nakken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Sheri Nakken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Vaccine Info] Overvaccinating Pets Kills and Injures
Date: Fri, 06 May
would you please stop putting my name in the subject line- I am not the subject.
Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
cross posted from rose, moderator of blacksalveandpetswithcancer
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [blacksalveandpetswithcancer]
Mary
Quit screwing up the JTF archives by putting irrelevant subject titles
on your emails. This one is about rabies vaccines, not Bob Allen.
On 12/6/05, Marylynn Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To answer your question about the rabies shots.
Rabies shots, are required by law every three
would you please stop putting my name in the subject line- I am not the
subject, as much as you may
want it to be.
Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
THE 1918 INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC WAS A VACCINE-CAUSED DISEASE
E. McBean (Vaccination The Silent Killer p28)
Very few people realize that the worst epidemic
Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
To answer your question about the rabies shots.
Rabies shots, are required by law every three years in my state.
In some states, the Vet Lobbing efforts have managed to have that law
changed to every year even though the shots have been proven to last 7
years.
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Bob,
as to your post, testimonials might be good for selling
used cars and various and sundry nostrums, but it does
little or nothing to advance your point.
U, it's collective testimonials that are oft sought out in
trials. If they can be accepted en masse as evidentiary, then
No insurance company will insure their products.
That's the big reason behind the push to pass these laws that will hold them
blameless.
No a bad deal.
Mary Lynn
Mary Lynn Schmidt
ONE SPIRIT ONE HEART
TTouch . Animal Behavior Modification . Behavior Problems . Ordained
Minister .
Pet Loss
Yes
No
Limited vaccinations.
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ONE SPIRIT ONE HEART
TTouch . Animal Behavior Modification . Behavior Problems . Ordained
Minister .
Pet Loss Grief Counseling . Radionics . Dowsing . Nutrition . Homeopathy .
Herbs. . Polarity . Reiki . Spiritual Travel
The Animal
Mike Weaver wrote:
I've done some initial research but haven't delved into one. Sooner or
later I'll find an oil furnace someone is throwing away and see what I
can do.
If I had to cut the BD with another agent to make it easier to use I
would do that. Does anyone have any suggestions?
good evening Todd,
Appal Energy wrote:
Bob,
as to your post, testimonials might be good for selling
used cars and various and sundry nostrums, but it does
little or nothing to advance your point.
U, it's collective testimonials that are oft sought out in
trials. If they
Or just try reading a Veterinary Practice Magazine. I have two friends
who are vets. Both are quite level-headed, but I do sometime browse
through their professional magazines. They have stories such as
Increase you billing by 40% with the PetVaxx program and Ten tests
your practice should
Nuts. Bob Allen. And just a day or so it was all about me. Sigh.
Andy Warhol was right.
-Mike
Zeke Yewdall wrote:
Mary
Quit screwing up the JTF archives by putting irrelevant subject titles
on your emails. This one is about rabies vaccines, not Bob Allen.
On 12/6/05, Marylynn Schmidt
Salute Bob,
I don't think the way court proceeding are conducted is a
good analogy for how science is done.
I wasn't thinking of court precedings when I made mention of
testimonials. If you'll note, a great number of medical studies rely
in part upon personal testament. Take aspirin for
No one wants to touch them because of fears of being sued.
Zeke Yewdall wrote:
If vaccines are big business being forced on us for profit, then why
does no one want to actually make them. Last year, less than half of
the people in the US who wanted to get flu vaccines couldn't even get
them,
Yet they are already being sued over drugs like vioxx. Are the
threats of law suits any higher for vaccines than for other drugs
released with insufficient testing?
On 12/6/05, Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No one wants to touch them because of fears of being sued.
Zeke Yewdall wrote:
This needs to be highlighted
If being vaccinated protected the individual it really wouldn't matter if
others were vaccinated at all .. or even sick.
THAT IS WHAT BEING VACCINATED IS SUPPOSE TO BE ABOUT .. and now you're
telling us that .. well .. maybe no .. maybe it's about something else.
The point was that the focus of the magazine is on how to make money -
not what is neccessarily the best for the patient. I said point blank
the headlines were made up. They are not real stories - merely an
imperfect imitation for the purpose of illustration. I'm not a vet, and
don't
I don't know if it's higher ..
but there is Federal Funding that is being paid out to vaccine damaged and
the damage generally happens while they are infants up to young children (a
few in their teens but that's more unusual)
while other drugs such as vioxx are taken by older people and tend
I Quote Keith Addition's reply to Mike here as I think this needs some
more discussion,
Keith says Sure, if you want to play the game their way. Losing game
though, that's not how biofuels wins. Three rules: local, local and local.
I think that statement is really key to more than Biofuels,
I'm only interested in using a mix in the Petromax to heat BD. I heat
my house with wood anyway. I don't plan to mix gasoline with BD or HHO
and use it inside - besides my furnace is gas, not that I run it if I
can help it.
I would like to take apart a Beckett or Riello or similar to see how
From what I've read the risk to profit ratio is is so low that big
pharma is not interested. Vaccines apparently aren't very profitable.
http://www.altcorp.com/DentalInformation/vaccinelawsuits.htm
Quote towards the end.
But the flu also struck in many other parts of the world that didn't get
vaccines.
Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
THE 1918 INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC WAS A VACCINE-CAUSED DISEASE
E. McBean (Vaccination The Silent Killer p28)
Very few people realize that the worst epidemic ever to hit America, the
I agree with being local. That is the way to change things. One little
block at a time. Of course, how big your local is, is dependent on how
extensive your resources are.
Here in the Philippines, I am up against two or three big giants trying to
push biofuels in a big way but unfortunately,
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