You forget that in order to produce power we must have relative motion
between the rotor and the air. A kiting rotor will give this.
An aircraft, all other things being equal, doesn't know whether it's in
the jet stream or in still air. We produce forward motion of the aircraft
*through the air*
That's a typo, right? Was supposed to be routing the country?
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Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 5:42 PM
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NE Colorado has a lot of wind and allot of grassland.
Well, the same can
It's been a while, last time I was up that direction, it wasn't much, I take
it, that it has grown?
Greg H.
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Wind Turbines
I have driven past the large
I know the plane exist, but, an electric aircraft with electrical wind
generators, that generates more power than it consumes, is.
And your right about it falling out of the sky, it can barely get out of
it's own way when conditions are optimum which they never for long.Did
you see pictures
lean.
Actually, in all fairness, there are a few dairies in the beltway area.
Problem is it's the government teat (to be read taxpayer's wallet) that's
being milked.
Sure would like to see the economics of politics get ratcheted down a
half-dozen notches to something that resembles living
http://www.photonics.com/spectra/tech/XQ/ASP/techid.1219/QX/read.htm
The next stage was to configure it with a battery pack to keep it aloft
after sunset.
One stated use is to make such planes orbiting communications platforms that
can be serviced regularly.
Something tells me that it
A link to several organic farms and suppliers in the US;
http://www.liferesearchuniversal.com/usorganics.html#american
Hit the back botton for other areas (Canada, Europe, Russia)
Luc
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Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 8:27 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] B100 TDI cold start in a pinch exhaust tip
Last night, in Atlanta, GA, we experienced a pretty unexpected temperature
drop to around 24 degF,
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Greg Harbican wrote:
Don't want to rain on your parade, but, perpetual motion machines don't
exist.
Greg H.
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I only have a couple and they are ball valves.Others all metal.
Luc
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Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 3:21 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Appleseed Processor
Interesting, we used PVC valves on our oil lines
G'day, I'm not on the Sunshine Coast, But at Beenleigh.
Chris Kelly
22 Woodbeck Street
Beenleigh Q 4207
07 3807 8809
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From: Alexander Kohl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 8:59 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] searching for Biodiesel
They have these great propane heaters up on the north slope you stick under a
backhoe or crane or bulldozer to crank them.
On REALLY cold nights they never turn them off.
But the heaters are pretty common in Alaska and some tow companies have them on
their tow trucks.
Mel
This is a GREAT
Hello Keith,
I sent a personal response directly to you so as not to bore the list
with our exchange of nuisances of interpretation.
Feel free to hit the delete button if this is not offering helpful
belief insights. That's what a delete button is for. I thought I could
share a few ideas
Todd: Sure would like to see the economics of politics get ratcheted
down a
half-dozen notches to something that resembles living within a country's
means.
Hello Todd,
Just a note about a few demonstrations that are being activated...
There is now a push with the Department of Agriculture to
An electrically powered machine, that produces more electricity than it
uses, is a perpetual motion machine, even if it flies.
Solar powered aircraft fly, only through the use of the best conducting
wire, the strongest rare earth permanent magnets and solar cells with the
highest power to weight
Biodiesel homebrewers,
what hydroxide are you using, sodium or potassium?
If you have switched from one to another, are the results any better?
Anyone ethyl esters yet - single stage, two stage, mistery process?
Just wondering, I switched from sodium to potassium hydroxide.
The wash seems a
I suggest you hold up a mirror to yourself Peggy. That and what was
actually said and done should suffice, as the archives will attest.
I'll leave it at that.
Keith
Hello Keith,
I sent a personal response directly to you so as not to bore the list
with our exchange of nuisances of
glycerin as fertilizer on my fruit trees... DB
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Biodiesel homebrewers,
what hydroxide are you using,
They came from Ace Hardware. The ones I use now have solid red plastic
handles and they come from home depot..DB
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From: Kenneth Kron [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 10:21 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Appleseed Processor
They have diesel fired coolant heaters too. For several hundred
dollars you can preheat the car's engine up to near operating
temperature before you even turn it over. It should save quite a bit
on wear and tear. Of course, when you take off remember to still take
it easy as the transmission
NaOH only so far with methanol. Once I figure that I have worked out,and
conquered, the maximum amount of variables to my satisfaction then I shall
investigate the KOH avenue and possibly also the two stage method, but for
now it is straight one stage and the learning curve.
Luc
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Them's the ones I got too. Ball valves with the red twist handles. They work
well even though they do get stiff at times.
Luc
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Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 2:51 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Appleseed Processor
I
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Wind Turbines
You forget that in order to produce power we must have relative motion
between the rotor and the air. A kiting rotor will give this.
An
Hi all,
I sell PVC additives for a living. I would like to
comment on the observed problem. PVC by nature is
afraid of UV light. PVC becomes brittle and
discolored when exposed to alot of sunlight. Usually
titanium dioxide, carbon black and/or acrylic type
impact modifiers are added to help
Hello,
I noticed in your post that you have a Ranger Turbo Diesel. I was
wondering how you like it? Are you able to get parts? i.e. glow plugs,
glow plug relay, timing belts etc. The reason I am asking is that I
acquired an 87 turbo diesel in the summer and I plan to put the engine
in
It's a very exciting
time to be active in these pursuits.
Not to be the token, crusty, old, curmudgeon. But I don't think I'll be
getting overly exited and start passing out party balloons until fossil and
nuclear fuel subsidies are also reduced/eliminated, sugar is out of the
Everglades,
celebration?
On Jan 19, 2005, at 8:54 AM, Appal Energy wrote:
Hello Peggy,
It's a very exciting
time to be active in these pursuits.
Not to be the token, crusty, old, curmudgeon. But I don't think I'll
be getting overly exited and start passing out party balloons until
fossil and
Hi Luc All,
you wrote...
Is your friend aware that the fuel pump in his '05 TDI may not be BD
friendly ? There have been several posts here about that. From what I
gathered it might even void the warranty, if that is a concern.
Luc
I have a newbie/wannabe question The above
Useful hints and advice. There is always something to learn here :-)
Luc
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Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 7:32 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Appleseed Processor
Hi all,
I sell PVC additives for a living. I
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From: Norm Fillion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 9:12 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] B100 TDI cold start in a pinch exhaust tip
Hi Luc All,
you wrote...
Is your friend aware that the fuel pump in his '05 TDI may not
celebration?
Oleo-chemical..., should the day ever come.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 9:04 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Wind Turbines
Would those be petroleum or bio-based party balloons for the
Six to seven figures and better.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 7:32 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Wind Turbines
What does one of these massive wind turbines cost?
Thanks LUC..
I followed the links you gave and a few more great stuff !! I'm
quite convinced agree that SVO/WVO is probably not recommended or
good for the newer 04/05 TDI models but B100 should be a none issue
and have no damaging effects on a newer TDI diesel engine.. Winters
in
Appal Energy wrote:
Would those be petroleum or bio-based party balloons for the
celebration?
Oleo-chemical..., should the day ever come.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 9:04 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel]
Appal Energy wrote:
What does one of these massive wind turbines cost?
Six to seven figures and better.
Hi,
rough cost estimate would be 1$ for one watt of the turbine's rated
power output.
Current state of the art turbines are up to 5MW power, their price
reaches, accordingly,
5,000,000$.
Since wind and water power are out, what would this list recommend for
Moonshine City, post-2015?
POC
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I have a newbie/wannabe question The above word of caution peaks
my interest as I am seriously shopping for a TDI... I drive a min of
150KMs per day.. A TDI with Bio seems like the solution however I
think it would be foolish to run a newer vehicle with BD if it voids
the warranty..
Hi
Hi John,
Makes sense to me ... Like the next fella, I don't enjoy paying bills
but I can also see VW's viewpoint... If the fuel, BD, SVO or whatever
you put in your tank damages the product why should they take the
blame. My next step is to find out how the local dealers ( all of 2)
feel
had to purchase anything for it other than fuel filters, oil filters, air
filters, etc.
I am not aware of the availability of the components you mentioned.
So far so good.
My only reservation is the weight capacity of the Ranger itself...I think I
may sell it soon in order to upgrade to a
I know there are some pointers on the Jtf site about winter BD
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_winter.html however I wanted to run a
few tests of my own.
I just got a food grade 200 liter drum and it was originally used for
olive oil and still had some in the bottom, so I got a liter
Enemy of the state
John Vidal
January 19 2005
Eight years ago, Ignacio Chapela was a rising star of American
academe; an assistant professor of microbial ecology at Berkeley
university in California, sitting on high-level scientific committees
and with the seemingly certain prospect of career
Science Society Sustainability
http://www.i-sis.org.uk
ISIS Press Release 18/01/05
Oil Running Out
Industrialised countries are heavily dependent on fossil fuels,
especially oil and gas. Gas and oil together provide 70% of the
energy used in both the US and UK. But the world's reserves are
Seymour Hersh
Wednesday 9:04 AM
What really happened last November when Congress passed the
intelligence reform bill? Seymour Hersh reports that the Pentagon
grabbed unparallelled power to unilaterally conduct covert
operations. Where is Rumsfeld deploying his new powers? Iran. Read
the
Biofuel Readers, Since soy and others plants in
biofuel, Provided is an unofficial overview of current
discussion on risks of gentically modified plants as
it relates to the recent posting of the Center for
Food Safety and the 35s Promoter. My recommendation is
to read the current literature and
Hello all,
Kansas Salt Mine Goes Entirely Biodiesel
Air quality is a critical issue for workers who use diesel engines in confined
spaces, and using biodiesel fuel in mining equipment is one way to help protect
their health.
http://www.renewableenergyaccess.com/rea/news/story?id=21019;
Hello Tomas and all,
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 9:34 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Wind Turbines
Hi,
rough cost estimate would be 1$ for one watt of the turbine's rated
power output.
Current
Hello All,
Cross post
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Dear friends,
Below is the most comprehensive list I've seen of the use of humans as guinea
pigs in biological experiments. Unfortunately, there are no links to confirm
I think that if I'm still alive to see the day of sane energy and ag
policies and don't need someone to kick start my lungs to blow up those
balloons, I'd rather have as many celebrants as care to show up, not have to
screen and halt them at the door for latex allergies..., or peanut
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