Ok John,
yes I have seen your greatly inspirational sketches, and have been looking
on them at many times at odd hours of the night.hehehehe
I am working on the pictures to send you. I am glad to hear that the Bab
hole size is ok.
I am using the prescribed amount of air, but what I did when
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Howdy,
The deadline for public comments on the latest changes to the ZEV mandate is
just 3 hours away. Here is what I submitted.
Adios,
Jerry
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Hallo Walt,
One problem is trying to get rid of soap which smells like fried fish
or the local McDonalds. A person can only use so much themselves. I
have yet to see a method of deodorizing the soap or reasonably masking
the scent.
Happy Happy,
Gustl
Monday, 27 October, 2003, 22:12:53,
Todd,
Are you allowing the BD to settle up over that time, or are you doing meth
recovery as soon as the drum is filled? I was wondering how people were
dealing with the meth recovery on a smallish level. I will be getting
some plans for a solar still using 55gal drums and I am wondering if
It may be possible to heat the glycerine to a high temperature (200C perhaps)
to remove some volatiles. Then try filtering the glycerine through activated
carbon (charcoal)
I wouldn't heat over an open flame though without a hood. (alcohol fumes)
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Hi Martin
Keith Addison wrote:
As I understand it (which could well be full of holes) a thermostat
works as I described it above, a rheostat simply adjusts the power
supply, lower or higher, and stays as you set it. The one is
constantly changing, switching on and off, surges up and down,
Hello Jack
Liked your list of BD vehicles, great! Why only B50 in the boat?
Glycerine that is. And I am not really sure what to do with it. I
am making about 350 gallons of fuel a week now and coming out with
roughly 40-45 gallons of glycerine to boot. Up until this point I
was able to
James,
Almost no one is dealing with methanol recovery at the home scale.
Best time to recover it is after FFA/glycerin recovery if the fertilizer and
FFA (fuel) co-products are going to be used elsewhere. Alcohol recovery at
this stage also means a lesser volume that has to pass over the
In the interest of not processing a batch of WVO that may have a FFA con. of
more than 2%, without first pretreating. Is their a simple test that can be
done outside of the lab.
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Rodney Hadley said:
In the interest of not processing a batch of WVO that may have a FFA con.
of more than 2%, without first pretreating. Is their a simple test that
can be done outside of the lab.
Yes, I believe it's called titration. See the JtF website for instructions
on how to do it.
Keith, Todd, et al.
Thanks for the responses. I really like the idea of sawdust and glycerine
briquettes - We once thought of making charcoal briquettes out of casuarina
equisetefolia wood that is over abundant here as an exotic invasive. Perhaps
we could market both? We have lots of
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