Keith,
I've just got to pick you over this:
#There's an apparent misclassification of water pollution standards in
Germany, where the risk from rapeseed oil is not even classified, whereas
biodiesel is a class 1 hazard, and fossil diesel is in class 2 (worse). It
only refers to water pollution
Hello David
Keith,
I've just got to pick you over this:
#There's an apparent misclassification of water pollution standards in
Germany, where the risk from rapeseed oil is not even classified, whereas
biodiesel is a class 1 hazard, and fossil diesel is in class 2 (worse). It
only refers to
Keith,
Do you ever manage to sleep? :-)
Dave
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello David
Keith,
I've just got to pick you over this:
#There's an apparent misclassification of water pollution standards in
Germany, where the risk from rapeseed oil is not even classified, whereas
biodiesel is a
Keith,
Do you ever manage to sleep? :-)
Oh yes, lovely stuff, sleep. :-) I've certainly spent more time at
this keyboard in the last 24 hours than I'd wanted to - enough, other
things to do now, have to finish an AT project and start another, and
take some photographs of how to make Dubbin
In case you missed it, on Sunday Nov. 10th Senator Kerry (D-Mass.) was on
ABC's This Week (with George Stephanopoulos), and squeezed in a nice mention
about how alternative fuels can help the environment, reduce our national
security risks in the Middle East, and create more jobs for Americans.
Interesting. I'd heard some rumblings that he was going to try it on
again with diesel. Last time he mentioned diesel he rapidly bit his
tongue off when it brought him instant attack by the diesel-bashing
lobby. We thought at the time that what was missing from his thinking
was biodiesel. If
I believe that CytoCulture out here in CA is using BD for remediation:
http://www.cytoculture.com/process.html
James
On Mon, 11 Nov 2002, David Preskett wrote:
Keith,
I've just got to pick you over this:
#There's an apparent misclassification of water pollution standards in
Germany,
I believe that CytoCulture out here in CA is using BD for remediation:
http://www.cytoculture.com/process.html
James
Thankyou James. I often think I should pay more attention to
CytoCulture, there seem to be some good folks there. Mark was just
saying something about them on the other list.
Harmon Seaver wrote:
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Harmon, I sympathise, but stop it now, this thread is OVER.
Ahh, sorry -- I'm reading down the list, just saw your post, and
I've apparantly been responding to other messages long after your finis.
Yes
Hey, you lucky guy, I've always wanted to go there too!! If ever you email
JPEG's of Japan (like to your friends or relatives etc) ... CC: some of
those to me (off-list) will ya??!!
Sure, if that ever happens - I guess it will.
BTW, I'm assuming Midori must be your wife/girlfriend/etc. Your
Right, thanks.
Keith
Your 20 short for 10-20 (most have heard of Roger, 10-4) term
used by one radio operator asking another where on the map are you??,
since a radio mounted in an automobile could be anywhere. I thought it
appropriate ... since with the 'net, it's not always
Hello Doug
snip
On another note: I am about to embark on the new 2 stage method.
The acid-base method?
How do
people mix monitor the temp in test batches?
What are you making them in?
(It seems al;most easier to do
a 50L batch so I can use our manufactured tank (will send photos
On Mon, 11 Nov 2002 14:01, you wrote:
That is more than enough of this thread thankyou. I've hinted, asked,
others have complained, people are taking no notice.
Any further posts on this thread will get the poster suspended.
Keith Addison
Moderator
Well said: I have been hitting the
Wow, you want quite a lot of help.
Alright, I have a few questions about a project I'm doing.
1)Are there any politicians (Past and present) who have fervently
supported biofuels, and is there any way I can contact them?
The Governors of all the corn states all fervently support ethanol,
for
On Mon, 11 Nov 2002 19:47, you wrote:
Hello Doug
snip
On another note: I am about to embark on the new 2 stage method.
The acid-base method?
How do
people mix monitor the temp in test batches?
What are you making them in?
(It seems al;most easier to do
a 50L batch so I can
- Original Message -
From: Doug Foskey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
snip
I was thinking of using a large glass jar, but now I think about it I have
an
old electric frypan to heat the mix, control the temp, just need to work
out a stirrer (maybe a small motor driving a pair of magnets, another
If thats an aluminium electric frypan be careful, the caustic/methoxide
will eat the aluminium.
Stirrer idea sounds good but if its the shallow type of frypan I'm thinking
of there is a high bottom area to volume ratio and posibility of unagitated
spots at edges.
regards, Paul Gobert.
I
Hey, don't paint all of us with Chris's brush. Why do you think we need
the literacy programs so bad? I happen to know Texas history much
better than the average Texan, I was not born here.
The standing joke in Texas is: What does a Texan call a Yankee?
answer: Boss
Chris is doing a good
I normally look at the messages in the morning and I responded after the
order to desist, but I hadn't read it yet.
BTW, I was just trying to point out, that some good can come out of
evil, which is why I mentioned the Bush family legacy for Literacy,
which is nationwide, not just Texas.
Am
Well, my little ole Mazda pickup came to an untimely end last week
(unfortunately with me in it) and I'm contemplating buying a diesel truck
so I'd have the option of going with biofuel.
I'd be looking for a 10 yr old ( + or - ) truck. What models are readily
available in the US? What kind of
Ishmael was the son of Sarah's handmaiden. He is the father of non-Jewish
Semites. Isaac is the father of Jewish Semites or Hebrews. 80% of modern
Jewry is non-Semitic thus the inheritance of Palestine is somewhat a weak
claim.
The Christians are of any tribe. It is a spiritual birth. There is no
I normally look at the messages in the morning and I responded after the
order to desist, but I hadn't read it yet.
BTW, I was just trying to point out, that some good can come out of
evil, which is why I mentioned the Bush family legacy for Literacy,
which is nationwide, not just Texas.
Am I
Well, my little ole Mazda pickup came to an untimely end last week
(unfortunately with me in it) and I'm contemplating buying a diesel truck
so I'd have the option of going with biofuel.
I'd be looking for a 10 yr old ( + or - ) truck. What models are readily
available in the US?
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], kirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ishmael was the son of Sarah's handmaiden. He is the father of
non-Jewish
Semites. Isaac is the father of Jewish Semites or Hebrews. 80% of modern
Jewry is non-Semitic thus the inheritance of Palestine is somewhat a
weak
claim.
Well,
The pickin's are slim. I have an 86 Isuzu Trooper Turbo Diesel and it took
quite a while to find it. Ebay, $1500, and it needed a fair amount of work.
I do have the twin tank system installed and it works wonderfully. The US
made choices; Dodge and Ford seem to have a lot of mechanical
Hi,
MY old car is dying a slow painful death and I was thinking about
getting the Jetta TDI. Does anyone have any experience with putting
biodiesel in Jetta's ?? All ideas welcomed!
Thanks
Slater
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Hello,
I am currently designing a veg oil fired dehydrator to dry my wvo.
Does anyone have any data or know where data can be found concerning
the moisture content of wvo?
Thanks,
James Higgs
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Martha Olson wrote:
Well, my little ole Mazda pickup came to an untimely end last week
(unfortunately with me in it) and I'm contemplating buying a diesel truck
so I'd have the option of going with biofuel.
I'd be looking for a 10 yr old ( + or - ) truck. What models are readily
In case you missed it, on Sunday Nov. 10th Senator Kerry (D-Mass.) was on
ABC's This Week (with George Stephanopoulos), and squeezed in a nice mention
about how alternative fuels can help the environment, reduce our national
security risks in the Middle East, and create more jobs for Americans.
Kirk,
Thank you for your answer and it is very interesting to get
explanations on the development of the different religions
with the same God. Within each religion you can then find
further development into other groups, that also are fighting
each others. The part of the claim to Israel was
Harmon wrote:
snip
I don't
know what the answer is for peace in that area, unless we could start
spraying the whole area with LSD once a week. As much as we dislike
the methods, I think we also have to recognize that the Jews are
pretty much fighting for their lives - while many Palestians may
Interesting. I'd heard some rumblings that he was going to try it on
again with diesel. Last time he mentioned diesel he rapidly bit his
tongue off when it brought him instant attack by the diesel-bashing
lobby. We thought at the time that what was missing from his thinking
was biodiesel. If
Looks like we will have to look to Senators Kerry and
Lieberman to save the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
as well.
Check it out:
http://www.gristmagazine.com/daily/daily110802.asp?source=stealth
olivia
__
Do you Yahoo!?
U2 on LAUNCH -
Kirk,
Thank you for your answer and it is very interesting to get
explanations on the development of the different religions
with the same God. Within each religion you can then find
further development into other groups, that also are fighting
each others. The part of the claim to Israel was
also don't forget new cars they ( at least afew years back would put a
film on the inside of the windows ) wonder how good that was for us .
and have you ever been in a carpet or clothing store and the fumes from
the material would irritate your eyes? Robert
Cletus Obrian wrote:
My higher
How much Bio D can be added to a gasoline
engine before it starts to cause problems?
I have heard that some will add a gallon or
two of diesel to gasoline engine's fuel tank
if the engine has a slight knock. I guess
that the slower burn speed of the diesel helps
to reduce eliminate the knock?
Although Buddhism is not the same religion, they do teach the teachings
of Jesus Christ, as one of the younger reincarnations of Buddha.
Perhaps a blending is the only way to peace?
Bright Blessings,
Kim
Hakan Falk wrote:
Kirk,
Thank you for your answer and it is very interesting to
And the Dalai Lama is exceptionally literate, his books are great.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
Keith Addison wrote:
Kirk,
Thank you for your answer and it is very interesting to get
explanations on the development of the different religions
with the same God. Within each religion you can
Hello,
I am currently designing a veg oil fired dehydrator to dry my wvo.
Does anyone have any data or know where data can be found concerning
the moisture content of wvo?
Thanks,
James Higgs
I think it varies a lot James. You need a maximum? A maximum of water
might correlate roughly with high
Thanks Steve! for this link which may turn up so useful. Congratulations
to Keith for making it through a wacky weekend, boy, you biofuelers can get
a bit steamy around the collar! Mostly I love to read anything that Mark
writes. She's my hero. My daughter Emma attended a Deep Ecology course
Don't really have anything substantive here, but the Jetta TDI is the
same engine as in the Beetle:
http://www.pipeline.to/biodiesel/BBPR.html
So it's clearly been done. I've been thinking about trading in
my '98 NewBeetle in on a TDI one and running it on B100...
Eric (new member).
--- In
Hi,
MY old car is dying a slow painful death and I was thinking about
getting the Jetta TDI. Does anyone have any experience with putting
biodiesel in Jetta's ?? All ideas welcomed!
Thanks
Slater
Put it in and go. If it's new-ish it'll be biodiesel-proof, probably
all Jetta TDIs are. The
I've been thinking about this question too- I can do 10 liter batches
as my 'test batch' but would also like to do smaller ones, like the
equivalent of a single-stage blender batch. You talking about kitchen
equipment makes me think the following could work:
try a CrockPot if you're in the
PVO is pure veggie oil (SVO = straight v.o., WVO = waste v.o.)...
- Original Message -
From: studio53 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 3:56 AM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] '86 Nissan Pickup
Did someone slip a new term by me? What's PVO?
Jesse
I just realized I got temperatures all confused writing that last
post. For those not currently doing two-stage acid-base, the process
needs both 35 C for the first stage (therefore the fish tank heater
should work for a liter batch) and 55 C for the second stage (which
maybe is outside the
Hi,
MY old car is dying a slow painful death and I was thinking about
getting the Jetta TDI. Does anyone have any experience with putting
biodiesel in Jetta's ?? All ideas welcomed!
Thanks
Slater
Hi, Slater -
Go to http://www.tdiclub.com/
This is a VERY ACTIVE website for TDI owners.
You guys would have been better off taking the side step I handed you,
you lost about twenty points on this end
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
Biofuels list archives:
http://archive.nnytech.net/
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Ah, World Peace -- Peace Now - in your lifetime!
All we need is love -- all we need is to get the UN to promote
psilocybic mushrooms and cannabis use with all it's might. And have
all the worlds bombers converted into spray planes to dose combatants
with a little omniscient LSD/DMSO combo.
- Original Message -
From: Harmon Seaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
All we need is love -- all we need is to get the UN to promote
psilocybic mushrooms and cannabis use with all it's might. And have
all the worlds bombers converted into spray planes to dose combatants
with a little
Hi
My name is Stan, I have just recently started following this newsgroup.
I also live in Ontario, Kitchener actually. I am quite interested in
making a biofuel processor but I have to make sure I can get the waste
oil easily and I have to finish building my sawmill before I can start a
Paul Gobert writes:
Hope you are joking Harmon.
Thats escapism, lets work on making reality worthwhile.
I gotta chime in on this one. Firstly, human reality has
ALWAYS included mind-altering herbs, fungi, drinks, etc.
It's as much a part of being human to enjoy them as it is
to enjoy, say,
Keith,
Thanks for the reply, what percentage of bio-diesel to regular diesel do you
run, I have heard only 10-20%. What is the real number ?
Thanks
Slater
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Jetta
So what is the right percentage of bio diesel to diesel for the tank ?
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- Original Message -
From: yoslater1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], rpg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Harmon Seaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
All we need is love -- all we need is to get the UN to promote
psilocybic mushrooms and cannabis use with all it's might. And have
all the worlds bombers
My higher point was, is, and will continue to be,
that I think it would be a good idea to give
consumers a better idea of all the gasses in their
rooms, their houses, their cars, their offices, their
outdoors.
How is this exclusive to the information I've
provided you? I offered you
b100, 100% biodiesel. no dino diesel.
Steve Spence
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From: slater crosby [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent:
go 100%.
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- Original Message -
From: yoslater1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 9:15
Harmon, my source on the 80% of modern Jewry is not Hebrew is --
The Jewish Encyclopaedia
They ought to know.
Kirk
-Original Message-
From: Harmon Seaver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 7:58 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [biofuel] Re: Common roots
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], kirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Harmon, my source on the 80% of modern Jewry is not Hebrew is --
The Jewish Encyclopaedia
They ought to know.
Really? In the information reference world, any encyclopedia is
considered -- at best -- a tertiary souce of information.
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--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], rpg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hope you are joking Harmon.
Thats escapism, lets work on making reality worthwhile.
True reality is always worthwhile. Have you ever experienced it?
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
Biofuels
hrmm, being in the service at one time in comm, for us it was copy you
5-by. More in the light of can you here and understand me?. ;-)
James
On Sun, 10 Nov 2002, csakima wrote:
Your 20 short for 10-20 (most have heard of Roger, 10-4)
term
used by one radio operator asking
hrmm, methinks that Melissa should contact Southern States Power Company
who are making comerce BD out of the LA area. Don't know what process
they are using or what feedstock, cause it's been a while since I talked
to them (bad vibe when I called last).
James
On Mon, 11 Nov 2002, Keith
Richard Morgan wrote:
You guys would have been better off taking the side step I handed you,
you lost about twenty points on this end
You mean this?
http://archive.nnytech.net/index.php?view=18068list=BIOFUEL
Not very relevant, IMO, nor very interesting. Bit of an overworked
theme, not a very
I was just talking about this with a member of the Biodiesel class over
the weekend and he was thinking of an Isuzu Pup, both for the pratical
reasons of having a truck, and the milage benefit of having a small
engine. Dunno, it depends on what features your looking for.
James
On Mon, 11 Nov
Slim pickin's is right -- I've been searching for a low-priced
($3000) diesel pickup of any size or condition in the general SF Bay
area, and I'm coming up pretty short.
I'd like to experience using biodiesel (available at exactly ONE pump
in the Bay area) with a low-risk investment that I
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