Hi there,
No problem at all. I have a contact at Expo Power Systems, Inc. Because of the
number Im buying, Im able to get them at this price. The web site is,
www.expopower.com
For just a moment here I did not think anyone would ever answer the post. This
was not what I was looking
we're in oregon as well and tried equal parts borax with sugar. all to no
avail. the yeast does the trick? rbury
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] RE: Fire ants wasZXZX
No
Hello,
Im in Texas, the recipe I use is equal parts borax, sugar and flour. The flour
is suposed get them to actually eat the borax, otherwise they leave it behind
and so nothing happens (Im not so sure that is exactly what happens). But, it
works great when it works... there are many
the science doesn't support it. It seems that ants don't eat, they
only drink moisture/liquids from the surface of their foods. Check
out this web site:
http://www.organicgardening.com/feature/0,7518,s1-5-22-119,00.html
Also see the paragraph on home remedies from the Fire and Control web
would be a better choice,
65% energy loss from end to end? To deliver electrons to Rob's guitar?
That strikes me as a bargain compared to creating biodiesel and
combusting it for electrons.
I just figured the energy loss from end to end would be much worse with
a little generator compared
from svo is a monumental waste of energy.
On Oct 8, 2004, at 2:54 PM, Robert Del Bueno wrote:
I never intended the use of biodiesel.
The idea is for reclaimed waste vegetable oils.
I am curious on if anyone has given thought to the emissions per kWh
of such a setup versus coal fired plant
And this is based on what theory?
Greg H.
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Ok. Let's leave the same proposition out there. Creating electricity
Based on what?
Greg H.
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You are right. Efficient might be the wrong word. Perhaps bargain
would be a better
My guess is that lawn mower and lawn tractor engines are fairly low
compression and not fussy about fuel. I would not try any amount
of biodiesel in a high performance gasoline engine like a car engine,
For gasoline engines I would think that ethanol blends with gasoline are
much to be
Any diesel engine will run on kerosene. Now that
diesel is $2.15 per gallon in the US I'm running
kerosene in my Jetta diesel. $1.59 per gallon. It's
illegal but I don't really care about that.
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Hello Phil,
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From: Keith Addison
Start Here:
Vegetable oil has the potential to be 100% carbon neutral and is probably
already ~90% carbon neutral despite fossil fuels used in its production,
refining and transportation.
Fossil fuel is 100% carbon negative right out of the chute and if you
include mining, refining and
What point are you trying to convey when you say this Lyle?
That strikes me as a bargain compared to creating biodiesel and
combusting it for electrons.
You don't even have the numbers relative to production efficiencies for
biodiesel to electricity and you draw such a conclusion? Much less
Where in the world do you come up with this conclusion Lyle?
Creating electricity
from svo is a monumental waste of energy.
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Sent: Friday, October 08, 2004 8:17 PM
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Could some one please introduce me with some manufacturers of solar home
system,which could be used in Bangladesh.
Best regards.
Masud Omar
At 01:12 PM 10/8/04 -0700, you wrote:
Hi there,
No problem at all. I have a contact at Expo Power Systems, Inc. Because of
the number Iâm buying,
I used boric acid and egg yolk for the common German cockroach when I lived in
Southern California. They like egg yolk so much they don't run when the light
is first turned on.
I think whatever ants like but with boric acid not borax would do the trick.
I use a heaping teaspoon of cinammon
The impossibility to use it worldwide?
if we plant for it , there's no more space for food...
From: Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Fri, 8 Oct 2004 23:29:29 -0500
Start Here:
Vegetable
Lyle Estill wrote:
Ok. Let's leave the same proposition out there. Creating electricity
from svo is a monumental waste of energy.
If it takes three train cars of coal to make one train car of electricity
how many train cars are necessary using wind turbines?
Is there any added benefit
I'll plead ignorance right off the bat.
But is fossil fuel truely carbon negative? The plants and animals they are
derived from were living and breathing albeit a few million years ago. It's
just been held in escrow for a while :) It's just the human virus that's
releasing it all in a short
Hi Doug. Just a quick note to say Hi from Niagara Falls.
You are the closest Canadian I've met on the lists.
Cheers.
John Mullan
Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada
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Here is one that is very good and will work in Bangladesh.
http://www.wholesalesolar.com/products.folder/module-folder/shell/sm110_12P.html
Best regards,
Jonathan
MASUD OMAR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear All,
Could some one please introduce me with some manufacturers of solar home
Another place to check
http://seasunlighting.en.alibaba.com/product/50032635/50149366/Solar_Chargers/Solar_Panel.html
Jonathan Dunlap [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Here is one that is very good and
will work in Bangladesh.
here's one .
The impossibility to use it worldwide?
if we plant for it , there's no more space for food...
Nonsense - what a tired old non-argument that is. If you ask the
wrong question you get the wrong answer. How much biofuels will it
take... How much land will it take... For what? To
G'day;
Well, I have come across another part of the learning curve. My processor/wash
tank combo resides in a non-winterized pump house and the last two times I have
processed a batch of BD (80liters each) I had a problem with
saponification/emulsion and I believe I have it figured out. As a
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here's one .
The impossibility to use it worldwide?
if we plant for it , there's no more space for food...
Very
don't seem to die from it. Could you please give further information of
this method? My barn and home are under the same roof so every time I
bring home a load of hay, I get an invasion.
I use stevia to sweeten beverages and it has the side effect of lowering
blood pressure, but not as
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I'll plead ignorance right off the bat.
But is fossil fuel truely carbon negative? The plants and animals they
Robert - Emisssions per kwh can be obtained from EPA.
P. Wolfe
--- Robert Del Bueno [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I never intended the use of biodiesel.
The idea is for reclaimed waste vegetable oils.
I am curious on if anyone has given thought to the
emissions per kWh of
such a setup
How about this one...
I invented a system to drasticly improve fuel milage.
I stick a couple on my front bumper. When on the freeway,
I accelerate - into the back of a large semi 18 wheeler.
CLUNK-my car becomes attached. I then turn off my engine.
Sure beats cruize control! A light tap
Hi Doug,
You're probably right about the lawn mower / lawn tractor engines may not be
fussy about Biodiesel mixed in the gas. Now as to a car engine, that's a
different story. In June of this year, I posed a question about Biodiesel in
gasoline engines. I received a reply from list member JC
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From: Ken Riznyk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, October 08, 2004 22:26
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Any diesel engine will run on kerosene. Now that
diesel is $2.15 per gallon in the US I'm running
Kerosene while very similar to Diesel #1, but, it is not diesel. It does
not provide anywhere near the lubrication that diesel does.
You can end up killing a diesel engine if you run it on nothing but
kerosene.
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This is absolutely false.
here's one .
The impossibility to use it worldwide?
if we plant for it , there's no more space for food...
To fill in the blanks, you're saying that if we grow biomass for fuel then
the resulting consequence is that we'll starve.
Feedlot cattle consume 16#s of
Sure. Fossil fuels are carbon neutral. But only until they're combusted.
It's the human demand and the geologic time required to resequester the
emissons that wipes out their neutrality.
Large difference between millions of years for sequestration and one year
for biofuels.
Todd Swearingen
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Date: Sat, 9 Oct 2004 10:50:43 -0500
This is absolutely false.
here's one .
The impossibility to use it worldwide?
if we plant for it , there's no
Published on Friday, October 8, 2004 by TomDispatch.com
Oil Wars
Transforming the American Military into a Global Oil-Protection Service
by Michael T. Klare
In the first U.S. combat operation of the war in Iraq, Navy commandos
stormed an offshore oil-loading platform. Swooping silently out
here's one .
The impossibility to use it worldwide?
if we plant for it , there's no more space for food...
For instance... It's easy to substitute fuel for food in this
article, or in just about anything to do with city farms.
Living on the Earth, March 10, 2000: Ignoring a Solution
MYPSPSECTION=HOMETEMPLATE=DEFAULT
The Associated Press
Oct 8, 10:17 AM EDT
China Enacts Fuel Standards for Cars
SHANGHAI, China (AP) -- China has introduced its first
fuel-efficiency standards for passenger cars, moving to control
soaring oil consumption and ensure foreign automakers share
West Waking Up to Dangers of Oil Addiction
October 08, 2004 - By Andrew Mitchell, Reuters
LONDON - Controlling growth in fuel consumption may become a
strategic imperative for the West, as explosive demand growth in Asia
threatens a damaging tussle for world supplies.
Industrialized
Outside View
Oil serves but also burns us
DUBAI, (UPI) United Arab Emirates, Oct. 5 , 2004 -
By mixing oil with politics in Iraq, the United States has started a
fire it cannot put out. The Iraqi oil industry, and with it vital
exports of Iraqi oil, has collapsed. Compounding matters,
Im going to try something this weekend. instead of pumping water
through the fuel during the wash Im going to pump the fuel down to
the bottom of the wash vessel. I just thought instead of putting
tiny amounts of water through the fuel maybe I could pump tiny
amount of fuel through the
G'day;
Well, I have come across another part of the learning curve.
I was looking at some of your earlier posts, very interesting to
chart your progress in the last six months or so. The learning curve
is a bit like completion in the process, it never quite gets there,
and the curve
Yes, the free energy folks are a breed of birds unto themselves.
Kirk
When the war on terror is over, there will be no more terror.
Just like the war on drugs, and you can't buy drugs anymore
MH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shoot. Bygolly has I gotcha ah
hybrid veehickle fur yall.
Any diesel engine will run on kerosene. Now that
diesel is $2.15 per gallon in the US I'm running
kerosene in my Jetta diesel. $1.59 per gallon. It's
illegal but I don't really care about that.
Do you know how the lubricity compares between the two?
--
Martin Klingensmith
They love egg yolk so they eat it. Sprinkling it only gets them to ingest what
they get when they clean their legs. Mix it in the yolk. When it dries out make
some more.
Kim Garth Travis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Thanks, I know boric acid will
keep them out of my cupboards, but they
don't
Then we have centralized power plants utilizing part of the generated power to
run pumps and fans to cool the bottom end of the cycle instead of the heat
being available as process heat, hot water or space heat.
Then we have right of ways and condemnation of private property to route
Hi Max:
I have a few questions for clarification. Are you saying that you are
running two of your petron engine cars on kerosine? Kerosene is actually
diesel fuel no.1, right? And the dino-diesel we usually use is diesel
no.2 which is less refined than no.1. So what you are saying is that you
Shoot. Bygolly has I gotcha ah
hybrid veehickle fur yall.
Model T Magnetic Engine
04/06/97
http://www.keelynet.com/energy/ford.htm
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The owner of this site recommends using magnets.
http://www.peace65.freeserve.co.uk/Pictures/diesel.htm
He says he doesn't know how it works but that it just works.
The site is about diesel motorcycles.
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Christopher
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