Doug, Could you please give me more info on blowing out the fuel injectors?
thanksDB
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Sent: Sunday, August 28, 2005 9:30 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] MB Diesel for bio-diesel use
Peter
Hello Taryn Too
Thank you bringing
here the useful information about the reality
of of our actual religion, I fully agree with your critical
point .We have to have an positive and negative analysis, the
illusion
and also the mental help that is provided by the
religion where I find the
people
What is Propylene Glycol?
Not as bad as it sounds from this article.
Yes, the main ingredient in anti-freeze is in all of these products.
Shocked? You should be!
Anti-freeze is something that lowers the freezing point of water.
That's not shocking; sugar or salt will do that.
Also, it is
Hello Taryn, Pannirselvam
Did you read this?
http://sustainablelists.org/pipermail/biofuel_sustainablelists.org/200
5-August/003230.html
Or:
http://snipurl.com/hb3u
[Biofuel] Robertson et al VS. followers
Who Would Jesus Assassinate? Hugo Chavez and the Men Who Claim to
Speak for Jesus
I was
Hello Mike
snip
By the way, many of those items also contain Dihydrogen Monoxide! See
http://www.dhmo.org/facts.html if you are not familiar with this
potentially-lethal substance.
It was funny the first time but less funny the 19th time.
Hi,
I actually answered this before
When you operate the lever, 1/2 the magnets turn over, effectively short
circuiting the magnetic field (ie every second magnet flips over). When the
lever is in the lock position, all the magnets line up to send the field
through the workpiece. It only
Hi Rumen,
perhaps we should start a Linux Biodiesel list?? (LOL)
I am using an IPcop firewall, which I find great. Easy to set up, and it will
give you a secure wireless AP. On my machine I use Mepis linux, which is
based on Debian. My systems are on 24/7. To my knowledge i have never been
Linspire is good BUT: apparently the normal install does not secure the system
enough (because the default is to run the user as 'Root' (ie with full Admin
rights). This is definitely not recommended. You can set a user up, but it
requires some work.
Distros like Mepis, on the other hand,
Hi Mike
snip
I personally think Open Source dovetails
nicely with the let's move beyond allowing giant corporations to rule
our lives thread that underpins many homebrewers.
With a few exceptions perhaps, but I agree it's part of the
homebrewers culture, or anti-culture or whatever. This is
Hi Darryl
Keith, good idea. I'll keep track here too. It will give me an
excuse to update
my page at
http://www.econogics.com/en/enenergy.htm#Transportation .
I was thinking there was some something I wasn't thinking of, and
that's it. I'd do better to link to your page, and Hakan's site
Dag Pieter
Hello all,
I found a new adres where I can collect quit a bit of good quality
oil, well, that is what I thought.
In this oil is added what we call E900 ( a european code ) which is
dimethylpolysiloxaan, to avoid the oil from foaming when they bake
their chips.
From this oil I get
Title: Re: [Biofuel] Sept 1 declared no buy gas day
Anyone in Texas has a few choices
there is BioDrive in Addison
BioWillie at Carl's corner
Ecowise on Congress
and Austin Biofuels on south slaughter
price for b99 with the tax credit is 2.99
b100 is 3.40
and the biowillie 20/80 is
Thanks keith, I raised the matter as the petroleum marketing companies are introducingslightly costlier petrol with brand names "extra mile", "speed petrol" and "premium petrol" etc. the distributors are unable to say what is the additive. The marketing company websites are equally vague. And now
I just came home tonight and found 20 5 gallon jugs of WVO in my
driveway.
guess I'm gonna be heating some oil this weekend and getting some of the
filterable stuff out before i put it in the WVO truck.
My wife really got the point when I told her that EACH 5 gallon jug would
run my
what if their religous leaders said the same thing about us?
isn't that what the wahbi's and taliban and AlCIAduh all are preaching?
what right do we have to interfere with another countries elected leaders.
It's THEIR OIL they can CHOOSE to not sell us any if they want to.
These people
Thank you Keith bringing here topics unknown to many of our list
India and Pakistan have been always brothers as
India has been always adopted to all the religion first
Arians , then budha , then Muslim , then Christanism and
lately all gloabised Evangelism too as religion always
considerd as
I've become a big fan of Linux too. I plan on having a couple of distributions of Linux on machines in my house. The biggest reason (besides virus protection) is that some of the distributions available, are compatible with computers going back to windows 3.1. In addition, they all come with C
Look at www.ubuntulinux.org
Fantastic debian flavoured os with easy setup and functional kde. (needs no
gas!)
Stephan
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Norder
Sent: 29 August 2005 02:26
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Subject: Re:
Thanks Keith,
If the silicone is not what is gelling the BD, what else can it be ?
I still make BD from other suppliers without problems, but as soon as I mix
any oil from this particular adress in it, it turns hard. With hard I mean
as hard as butter in a fridge, so not jelly.
Ok, but IF it is
There is no way to peace; peace is the way. (Ghandi)
By this he is saying that we must simply BE in peace. And that means being
non judgmental and loving - toward all creatures... At the end of the day it
comes down to love and respect and forgiveness.
Love and respect your neighbor
Love and
Yup - spent a little time there myself, as well as in West Africa. I
always said if Nigerians put as much energy into legitimate business
ventures as they did in trying rip each other off they's be running the
world. Oh well. Obasanjo is actually cleaning things up a bit.
-Mike
Hakan Falk
Where did you find that price?
I've made Biodiesel from canola successfully.
John Wilson wrote:
Hi
Has anyone tried canola oil in their oil pan as a substitute for
fossil oil. If so what were the results.
:http://www.rense.com/ufo/motoroil.htm
How many liters in a tonne of canola oil.
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Or we boycott companies that set up offshore shells to avoid US taxes.
Black and Decker, Accenture and so on, but want to use US courts, which
taxes support.
David M. Brockes wrote:
This is why we need a Flat Tax system in this country for both Individual
and Business. 8% to 12% would
Dear Keith,
I have followed your forum for a while.
You said that "It's used here in Japan too", is that mean you are currently in Japan? The reason I asked is that if yes I would like to visite you to see physically your projects.
Thanks in advance
Best regards,
KhamhianeKeith Addison [EMAIL
Nah, the kids have their own room.
Douglas Smith wrote:
Michael Redler wrote:
Uh oh. I'm cohabitating illegally. Wait'll I tell my GF.
You know, Michael, I don't have anything against you and your
girlfriend doing whatever you like in private - or any other straight
couple - but must you
You can make a perfectly decent router/firewall with a 486.
Michael Redler wrote:
I've become a big fan of Linux too. I plan on having a couple of
distributions of Linux on machines in my house. The biggest reason
(besides virus protection) is that some of the distributions
available, are
I've been studying Hinduism. Fascinating. Very humbling when you
realize what a blip US history is in the greater scheme of the world's
timeline.
Pannirselvam P.V wrote:
Thank you Keith bringing here topics unknown to many of our list
India and Pakistan have been always brothers as
Get the Jetta.
Mel Riser wrote:
I just came home tonight and found 20 5 gallon jugs of WVO in my driveway.
guess I'm gonna be heating some oil this weekend and getting some of
the filterable stuff out before i put it in the WVO truck.
My wife really got the point when I told her that
Marty Phee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Will a water heater ware out/rust out? Say if you start from a new
heater. How long can you expect it to last?
Marty, and all
I am currently using six water heaters that have been in service for a little
over five years. (One has actually been
Thanks keith, I raised the matter as the petroleum marketing
companies are introducing slightly costlier petrol with brand names
extra mile, speed petrol and premium petrol etc. the
distributors are unable to say what is the additive. The marketing
company websites are equally vague. And now a
I totally agree. My only complaint w/ Linux is that after I install a
Linux/Samba server, I never see the client again! I have servers
running over 600 days.
I make my living on (ick!) Windows machines. They blow up all the time.
Keith Addison wrote:
Hi Mike
snip
I personally think
Right now, Arkansas does not recognize biodiesel as a motor fuel and
therefore it is not taxed, at least that is what I hear from the state
energy office who contacted the appropriate folks in the department of
finance and administration.
The best I can tell from discussions on this list was
no, no Mike, the real truth about origins can be found in the following:
http://www.venganza.org/
(you really need to follow the link for the graphs.)
TO KANSAS SCHOOL BOARD
I am writing you with much concern after having read of your hearing to
decide whether the alternative theory of
Hi Keith, et alii.
On Aug 30, 2005, at 3:35 AM, Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Taryn, Pannirselvam
Did you read this?
http://sustainablelists.org/pipermail/biofuel_sustainablelists.org/200
5-August/003230.html
Or:
http://snipurl.com/hb3u
[Biofuel] Robertson et al VS. followers
Who Would
What about a tax based on holdings, land, assets, material wealth
basically rather than income which allows these loopholes. Those with
more pay more.
Joe
David M. Brockes wrote:
This is why we need a "Flat Tax" system in this country for both Individual
and Business. 8% to 12% would
Bob, Bob, Bob.
You poor deluded fool. I think everyone knows the world exists on a
Great White Handkerchief, and will end when The Great Sneeze comes.
If you don't change your thinking, you, and all unbelievers, will be
cast into everlasting snot.
The Flying Spaghetti Monster is a false
What!? I have kids!!?
I think Doug's got the wrong Mike on that quote (as Mike Weaver already noticed).
:-)
Mike
Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nah, the kids have their own room.Douglas Smith wrote:Michael Redler wrote:"Uh oh. I'm cohabitating illegally. Wait'll I tell my GF. "You know,
5-15 years, then they start leaking.
Bob Clark wrote:
Marty Phee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Will a water heater ware out/rust out? Say if you start from a new
heater. How long can you expect it to last?
Marty, and all
I am currently using six water heaters that have been in service for a
I am the one and true Mike. This other fellow is clearly an imposter.
Do not follow false Mikes. I personally will lead you into temptation.
I am running for president. My slogan is:
Mike Weaver for president: A troubled man for troubled times.
Michael Redler wrote:
What!? I have
Hello Mike.
You could run your gasoline vehicle on 15% methanol, BUT the methanol is
quite aggressive and may cause corrosion in your fuel system quite rapidly.
If your car is equipped with a carburettor, you should adjust the CO exhaust
value, when running on methanol/gasoline, according to the
I remember hearing something about toxic fuel additives here in Canada
years ago. The story was basically that an additive was known to be
harmful and present in exhaust emissions (or some harmful byproduct of
combustion of the additive) and it was still being used and the
manufacturer was
Yikes.
After that I plan to run in the opposite direction. I have and 88 gas
Trooper I use to haul WVO and crap. It's EFI.
Thanks for the info!
Jan Warnqvist wrote:
Hello Mike.
You could run your gasoline vehicle on 15% methanol, BUT the methanol is
quite aggressive and may cause corrosion
Sorry, that's false. It should have read: A water heater will not leak
unless you are on vacation.
Mike Weaver wrote:
5-15 years, then they start leaking.
Bob Clark wrote:
Marty Phee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Will a water heater ware out/rust out? Say if you start from a new
heater.
Perhaps you would like to share the secret with us uninformed.
Greg H.
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From: Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 6:09
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Linux, virii and Microsoft
You can make a perfectly decent
http://futures.tradingcharts.com/marketquotes/HU.html
I don't know where John got his price but this is a link where you can check
the daily price of canola oil (and a lot of other oils and grains as well). You
can also keep up with the fossil prices if you want an idea of where the rest
of
No. Then it wouldn't be a secret, would it? Bwahaha
Try http://www.freesco.org/
or leaf.sourceforge.net
or http://lrp.steinkuehler.net/
I've done it with a 486/66 w/ 32 MB and 2 3c507 cards. Plenty fast.
Also look up DSL linux.
Good luck!
Greg and April wrote:
Perhaps you would like to
On Aug 30, 2005, at 8:19 AM, Mike Weaver wrote:
I totally agree. My only complaint w/ Linux is that after I install a
Linux/Samba server, I never see the client again! I have servers
running over 600 days.
I make my living on (ick!) Windows machines. They blow up all the
time.
ROFL
I think it was MMT.
MMT is a manganese-based compound that is added to gasoline to enhance octane
and
reduce engine knocking. Canadian legislators are concerned that the manganese
in
MMT emissions poses a significant public health risk. In addition, automobile
manufacturers have long argued
Thank you Bob, this is too funny,
Also have a look at these disclaimer stickers.
http://www.swarthmore.edu/NatSci/cpurrin1/textbookdisclaimers/
Taryn
ornae.com
On Aug 30, 2005, at 8:32 AM, bob allen wrote:
no, no Mike, the real truth about origins can be found in the
following:
I spent 5 years trying to move my clients to Linux for their servers.
Mostly I succeded. I haven't had much luck with
Linux on the desktop, and have pretty much given up the figt, which is
funny because it's about where it needs to be!
I think OSX is the best thing going and use it for my
no doubt under the pretext of liberating the canadian people from the
injustice of a universal health care system.
-chris b.
In a message dated 8/24/05 7:46:14 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Suppose Canada decides that it will demand (which is
our right) what it wants for that oil?. . .How
How much is a bbl of say soy oil or palm oil. I'm not sure where to
look online. bbls of this oil are 55gals right? Not the 42gals of
crude oil.
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Pieter, I agree with Kieth, it probably is not the anti-foaming agent
which is there in parts per million conc(?). Have you titrated the
stuff? Maybe a very high free fatty acid content? Or maybe it is all
saturated fat? Another possibility is that something is extracted into
the cooking
Howdy David,
a flat tax would just reward the rich with lower taxes and punish the
impoverished with taxes they didn't have before. The flat tax also will
not address the flight of corporations to tax havens.
flat tax- bad idea.
David M. Brockes wrote:
This is why we need a Flat Tax system
Thanks for the info. My friend and I are going to do this. I'd like to
start with a proven design and go from there and he has grand plans of
how to do everything. I really don't have room to do it and he does so
I need to give him leeway in the design.
Bob Clark wrote:
Marty Phee [EMAIL
http://linuxrouter.org/
Greg and April wrote:
Perhaps you would like to share the secret with us uninformed.
Greg H.
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From: Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 6:09
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Linux, virii and
actually, from a strategic military standpoint, this is an extremely wise
practice. in any high attrition conflict (read: protracted a/o bloody war),
the
human resources are depleted well before the hardware. trained pilots are
about the most difficult personnel to replace and their loss
LOL true we need someone to save us from a certain slow agonizing death
in a hospital waiting room.
A student of this university died recently after turning away from a
huge waiting line with a case of viral meningitis. This is outrageous
especially in a country where we pay so much tax. So
Except the loss of a pilot is most likely accompanied by the loss of an
aircraft so when they are all gone what good does it do to have a bunch
of trained pilots standing around with nothing to fly??
Joe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
actually, from a strategic military standpoint, this is an
Don't laugh. Anything could happen under this regime. I personally
will never ever take up arms against Canada but be don't surprised
if you start to see Canada (surely our greatest friend in the world)
demonized in the next 10 years as a pretext to invasion.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
no
Besides, we already have a Flat Head Tax in most states. It's called
the lottery. It's a tax on stupid people, and it falls unfairly on
those least able to afford it.
bob allen wrote:
Howdy David,
a flat tax would just reward the rich with lower taxes and punish the
impoverished with taxes
Anyone know where I could buy 300 gallons of canola?
John Wilson wrote:
Hi Mike,
I got the price
from:http://www.advfn.com/p.php?pid=commoditiesnopu=uCCKBtzSc1ihTGQhlEp7%2F
WRKB3rpHYZsUyZ%2BHa3JDSl3LP8JS69FS5tYIU7PHr%2FQ
I see this morning Jan Canola futures are trading at 294. I think
Marty,
Commodities such as vegetable oils and animal phats are sold by the
pound weight. Search the Chicago Board of Trade for pricing and then
convert to gallons using the multiplier of ~7.6#s per gallon.
Todd Swearingen
Marty Phee wrote:
How much is a bbl of say soy oil or palm oil. I'm
You need both
Wind and solar.
Chances are when it is windy the clouds
maybe covering the nuclear reactor.
When its sunny no wind.
You need BOTH
Mel
Who has had a little experience with an
AWP turbine.
But my next one is a bergey
10kw
Ohh.
-Original
Tom,
In my opinion,one shouldn't be choosingand committing to a particular form of alternative/sustainable energywhen trying to live sustainably on your own power. Our homesneed to be seen as hybrids and should be constantly diversifying and prioritizing based on your needs, resources and
No,
That would be MMT, a manganese based octane improver used instead of lead.
It has less harmful effects than lead, but is still bad.
Cheers
Fred
Enga
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StreetSent: August 30, 2005 6:36
Greetings,
I am a fan of using solar collectors to fire a stirling engine that can
also be fired with methane. Small solar panels for stuff that is
used primarily in the daytime, wind power that can be home
repaired. And the generator that is fire by the stirling can be run
off the pto of the
Hello Taryn
Hi Keith, et alii.
On Aug 30, 2005, at 3:35 AM, Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Taryn, Pannirselvam
Did you read this?
http://sustainablelists.org/pipermail/biofuel_sustainablelists.org/200
5-August/003230.html
Or:
http://snipurl.com/hb3u
[Biofuel] Robertson et al VS.
Hello Khamhiane
Dear Keith,
I have followed your forum for a while.
Well, it's its own forum really, I'm just one of the staff.
You said that It's used here in Japan too, is that mean you are
currently in Japan?
Yes, it says so on our home page. A lot of what we're doing here
isn't on our
Hello Pannirselvam
It's always a pleasure to read your posts, thankyou!
Keith Thanks for your information
You're welcome.
Even though , there are several well established
technology that can be used to make waste into fuel and hence
also food by small scale
Damn. I wish people would check validity of stuff before they send it
around. I have received one or two per day of these bogus emails about
sticking it up their collective behinds. I wish more people would
write something, anything in their own words and send it around to all
their friends.
About 8-9 months ago I read a report about a man who invented a process
that yielded a high-efficiency solar panel. Like 90%. The process reminded me
of the way they make super high density integrated circuits. His website was
ardev.com and when I went back again it went down (I think its
The price for soy says 23'10. I would assume that's $0.2310/#.
Appal Energy wrote:
Marty,
Commodities such as vegetable oils and animal phats are sold by the
pound weight. Search the Chicago Board of Trade for pricing and then
convert to gallons using the multiplier of ~7.6#s per gallon.
a friend sent me this. Keep in mind, it's from a liberal Web site. But
even if only part of it is true, it's still pretty scary.
http://www.capitolhillblue.com/artman/publish/article_7267.shtml
Bush's Obscene Tirades Rattle White House Aides
By DOUG THOMPSON
Aug 25, 2005, 06:19
While
Garth Kim Travis wrote:
Greetings,
I am a fan of using solar collectors to fire a stirling engine that
can also be fired with methane. Small solar panels for stuff that is
used primarily in the daytime, wind power that can be home repaired.
And the generator that is fire by the
I haven't heard of anything much higher than 30 percent efficient.
Mike
See also:
"An unexpected discovery could yield a full spectrum solar cell"Nov 18, 2002 http://www.lbl.gov/Science-Articles/Archive/MSD-full-spectrum-solar-cell.html A Step Closer to the Optimum Solar Cell March 24, 2004
I wonder if it had to do with Gallium Indium Nitride? Check this
link
http://www.lbl.gov/Science-Articles/Archive/MSD-perfect-solar-cell.html
In a nutshell it works by varying the doping level of indium in Gallium
Nitride so as to smoothly taper the bandgap of the material from low to
high
Greetings,
I hate batteries. That is why I want a system that I can power with
methane if I need power when the sun is not shining. I use almost no power
after the sun goes down, most of the year. We do not watch tv or other
wasteful appetites for power, but, I do sometimes like to sew at
From my limited experience in Latin America I always felt the EV's were
making inroads because they had enough sense to actually have
local people in positions of authority, where as most (not all, Jaime
Sin comes to mind) Catholic big-wigs were white. I will say that when I
was working in
Hi Khamhiane,
If you happen to be anywhere near the SE US I can reccommend the
Piedmont Biofuels tour. They are quite friendly and put up with me
asking them questions for hours. There also quite a few other BD plants
scattered in the US.
Good luck.
-Mike
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello
Emil,
I think that you ca assume that it was BS, because to only to get a
surface to absorb 90%, would be very difficult. If you managed to
absorb 90%, your conversion process to electricity would then have
100% efficiency at always? Maybe the site do better in selling
flowers. The highest
Nancy Canning wrote:
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Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2005 10:01 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Another use for glycerine
Nancy Canning wrote:
Propylene glycol as it is used tons and tons of products
The best result will depend entirely on the specific circumstances. Not all
places
boast good solar or wind energy resources. Could be both, one or the other or
neither in any specific location. That requires analysis (data logging or
existing
insolation or wind maps can only provide
Marty, and all,
I have to respectfully disagree with Bob C. on this one. The days
of freebies are still very much alive! It might just be an issue
of where you seek your freebies : )
Since approx. March of this year, I have been able to get 18 used water
heaters. My only cost has been the time,
I live in South Florida, on high(ish) ground. Katrina came past and
gave my neighborhood a teeny slap, on her way out to the gulf. Now 1.5
million people are homeless, jobless, and in shock, just from New
Orleans alone.
Entrepreneurs and businesses have always gone where the resources are.
I live in South Florida, on high(ish) ground. Katrina came past and
gave my neighborhood a little slap, on her way out to the warm gulf
waters, where she organized into a cat 5 hurricane. Now 1.5 million
people are homeless, jobless, and in shock, just from New Orleans
alone. There's no
Sorry, the earlier posting (20:35:45) is incomplete, I had no idea it
went out until I noticed the double post on the archives.
Keith,
It's hardly important, but I wondered if there is a simple way to toss
duplicates and accidents from the archives?
Taryn
ornae.com
No, I did not titrate, but made 9 batches of 20 ml in a tube, starting at 3½
gram / ltr of oil, next 4 grams per liter, 4½ grams/ltr etc. In this way I
have made a lot of BD now and it works fine.
There was no difference at all, they all turned hard and the color was like
coffee with milk.
The
:-( The browser history keeps the urls, why doesn't it keep the whole threads?
Firefox (or any mozilia browser) + Slogger = Never lose a page and make
your history fully searchable.
It is very handy and I find the ability to take my bookmarks with me.
Jeromie
bob allen wrote:
Howdy David,
a flat tax would just reward the rich with lower taxes and punish the
impoverished with taxes they didn't have before.
See #2
The flat tax also will
not address the flight of corporations to tax havens.
flat tax- bad idea.
Its a good idea. Yes it doesnt
Mike someone wrote G>:
What!? I have kids!!?
I think Doug's got the wrong Mike on that quote (as Mike Weaver already noticed).
:-)
Mike
Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Nah, the kids have their own room.
Douglas Smith wrote:
Michael Redler wrote:
Uh oh. I'm cohabitating illegally.
Oh well. No good deed goes unpunished!
Scary but true, Mike.
I have shifted my business to PC repair from a small DSL company
because most people use Microsoft products and the monopoly Qwest
killed the old business.
We live in the mountains a short distance from our business.
At the same time as
Why do you hate batteries? They are a needed device. I would rather have
a hydrogen PEM fuel cell setup. Use wind
to feed a water seperation tank then feed the H2/O2 to the hPEM. Only
use the hPEM when power beyond the wind
source is needed, or at locations remote from the wind fed grid.
Hi Joe, thanks for the link. On page 2 it states: Indium
gallium nitride solar cells could be made. approaching the maximum
theoretical efficiencies of better than 70 percent. The article I read centered on the patent of a
deposition process. I dont remember the elements used though.
Regardless of the climate changes wind is cheaper by far. lets say you
need 25Kw/H per day (that is my average use)
This assumes no storage facility and constant production
Solar you have MAYBE 12 hours/day to make electricity. Of that you can
only count on 25% to be producing MAX panel power.
snip
Well, then I guess we can expect to see BP putting all their
gasoline stations up
for sale. After all, the managers are required to maximize the
returns for their
shareholders. If the stations are losing money, they have to dump
them. I won't
be holding my breath.
snip
All the BP
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