Yeah I want one too, in NZ you can get them registered as mopeds,
of course if some enterprising soul put together a diesel engine
for them, just think how many kids would get to learn about
making there own alternative fuels...
they come in a verity of styles,
choppers, quads, dirt bikes etc.
Sorry if this is very late but I don't read the
postings that often. I don't know where you live but
it is common knowledge that the soil in the eastern
part of the united states is deficient in boron and
many farmers routinely add it to their soil. However I
don't think that boron deficiency is
Well, on a similar note, I just received the crate with my 6 hp diesel
engine. Now I need to set about finding an appropriate motorcycle to
convert. I like the Enfield Bullet, but its hard finding a donor bike in the
States thats not a restored vintage bike (e.g. $$$) I also need to determine
Greetings,
Those of us who make soap know where to get it. Depending on how
much you want, either join a soap list and find someone to share the 50
lb bag with or buy one for yourself.
http://www.boyercorporation.com/index.html
Bright Blessings,
Kim
At 09:30 PM 7/19/2005, you wrote:
Hello,
I
Hola a todos
Espero que mis traducciones os resulten útiles.Si encontrais errores decidmelo; también podéis hacer sugerencias. Pronto habrá un enlace a mi correo en el cuadro "Contacta con nosotros", pero todavía no está.
Yo no soy ningún experto y me vendría bien que meaconsejara alguien con
is it the assertion, then, that running b100 would yield a 40% loss in
power?
I'm not sure what tractor engines were used but research in South Africa
found only a 10% drop in power when changing from diesel to 100%
sunflower oil. Chris.
Wessex Ferret Club
Very much thanks for this translation,
You're very welcome Sven.
I think it will be good news for
spanish spoken people.
I hope so - spread the news!
Best wishes
Keith
Regards: Sven
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Hello Doug
Hello,
I have been making small batches of biodiesel and feel that I am ready to
scale up. However I have encountered a fairly major stumbling block in
finding a source for the methanol and the NaOH. I have tried local chemical
supply companies and gotten the response that they can
I just question the wisdom of buying a kid a polluting toy that
wastes gasoline when we're past Hubbard's Peak and in the middle of
a war when instead, you could *gasp* buy the kid a bicycle which
might encourage the kid to *gasp* get some exercise.
Out of curiosity,
how many kids on
Well, on a similar note, I just received the crate with my 6 hp diesel
engine. Now I need to set about finding an appropriate motorcycle to
convert. I like the Enfield Bullet, but its hard finding a donor bike in the
States thats not a restored vintage bike (e.g. $$$) I also need to determine
Start w/ a Japanese bike w/ (hopefully) a six speed. They are really
cheap (free with a bad motor) and then when you get good, go for the
British bike. Did you get a Changfa?
-Mike
Keith Addison wrote:
Well, on a similar note, I just received the crate with my 6 hp diesel
engine. Now I
No way. I run my hot rod Golf on only B100 w/ a tiny drop of
PowerService and it has TONS of power.
Chris Lloyd wrote:
is it the assertion, then, that running b100 would yield a 40% loss in
power?
I'm not sure what tractor engines were used but research in South Africa
found only a
There are aftermarket companies that started out making Harley parts but, now provide enough products to build an entire bike. It may not be cost effective to build an entire bike but, you may be interested in a frame and 4 (or 5)spd tranny.
I did thisback in the late eighties (when your options
Hi,
On Wed, 20 Jul 2005 13:43:54 +0200, MH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Out of curiosity,
how many kids on this list
ride a bicycle more than once a week. . .
Well, I live in Amsterdam, NL, which is slightly different as the
Netherlands is totally geared-up for cycling, but I do cycle
Every day, I am more convinced that"our" government has mastered the technique of slow and deliberate indoctrination through the use ofthemost elaborate propaganda network in human history, disguising itas the "free press". The Third Reich would be jealous at the GOP's ability to grow hate and
I'm taking this opportunity, Hoagy, to thank you for your many informative
posts and your level reasoning on so many issues. You've taught a LOT.
Then I'll say that as a white-haired woman riding no hands on my silly old
bicycle, which I have decorated with plastic flowers, I've had my share of
Brilliant idea indeed.
I have been to Holland and to Denmark. They use bycicles everyday. They
have rain and wind but they do cycle.
I am sure this helps their health as well.
I wish you all the best.
About Bio motorcycles, I have been riding over 10 years. Motorcycles save
me time (almost 1
i would definitely like to see test data.
-chris b.
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Published on Tuesday, July 19, 2005 by CommonDreams.org
George W. Strangelove and the Triumph of Nuclear Faith
by Norman Solomon
The silver-spooned cowboy in the Oval Office just presented a fine
new saddle to the nuclear horseman of the
http://www.guardian.co.uk/print/0,3858,5242297-103690,00.html
July 19, 2005, Guardian/UK
Two-Thirds Believe London Bombings are Linked to Iraq War
by Julian Glover
Two-thirds of Britons believe there is a link between Tony Blair's
decision to invade Iraq and the London bombings despite
The Institute of Science in Society
Science Society Sustainability
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ISIS Press Release 20/07/05
Molecular Pharming by Chloroplast Transformation
The advantages are also its greatest hazards; no environmental
releases should be considered. mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Dr.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/chi-0507200161jul20,1,3999685.s
tory?coll=chi-business-hedctrack=1cset=true
Chicago Tribune news : Business
An unlikely alliance for renewable energy plan
By Robert Manor
Tribune staff reporter
Published July 20, 2005
In a rare show of agreement,
http://www.brazzilmag.com/index.php?option=com_contenttask=viewid=32
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Brazil Signs US$600-Million Oil Contract with China
Written by Newsroom
Tuesday, 19 July 2005
Brazil's government owned Petrobras announced Monday, July 18, the
signing of a contract for the export to China
http://www.sundayherald.com/print35264
Sunday Herald
13 July 2003
Niger and Iraq: the war's biggest lie?
Investigation: Neil Mackay reveals why everyone now accepts that
claims Saddam Hussein got uranium from Africa are fraudulent ...
except, that is, Britain's beleaguered prime minister and
Buying a kid a bicycle only increases the opportunity, encouragement takes
far more investment, not the result of spending money.
From: MH [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2005 06:43:54 -0500
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Subject: [Biofuel]
James G. Branaum writes:
Gosh Mike,
You seem to have made yet another weak assumption or intentionally taken the
low road when the presented facts you swear by indicated other courses would
have been more proper. The only misstatement in my comments was the
convicted part which should have
Is there an international tribunal powerful enough that would put the
Bush administration on trial for war crimes?
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Can't wait to see how it comes out. -K
In perhaps six years or so a trial for treason relative to the
fabrication of cause for war in Iraq. Who's
Is propane a Bio fuel, can it be created from bio sources?
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Foreign Policy In Focus | Commentary |
The NPT at a Crossroads
By Wade Huntley | July 01, 2005
Foreign Policy In Focus
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The quinquennial Review Conference for the Nuclear Nonproliferation
Treaty (NPT) ended in May producing no new ideas or proposals
Hello James
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Sent: Tuesday, July 19, 2005 3:02 AM
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Subject: RE: [Biofuel] Re: CUMMINS B5.9TD
Hello James
In one of my many conversations with a fuels
I'm not sure what to say Jesse. Your very kind. Thank you.
I've never really understood the power of the flower
although I sense a sort of benevolence toward the
irises around my home and it makes me smile hearing
about your decor and cycling insights. I almost allows
wear more conservative
Where are you located? I have some sources along the west coast of the
US.
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To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Subject: [Biofuel] Question on sources of supplies
Hello,
I have been making
As I understand it, methane (which can be produced from rotting
waste) can be burned in most propane appliances with the appropriate
slight modifications.
Is propane a Bio fuel, can it be created from bio sources?
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Would it be possible to harness power from hurricanes or tornadoes?
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How wonderfully innovative is THAT!!!? That's really exciting, Sam. Humm,
got me wondering how to get something going here in Toronto, Canada. Thanks
for the great idea!
Jesse
From: Sam Critchley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm currently campaigning (by letter etc) for a system in London where a
No propane is derived from the refinement of dino juice the refinement was a
byproduct for years and burned off as a nascence item. Propane also has some
natural gas butane and other gases in it that is also a byproduct of the
refinement process. An interesting concept but I don't think there is
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Subject: RE: [Biofuel] Re: CUMMINS B5.9TD
Hello James
In one of my many conversations with a fuels specialist, he
Gosh Mike,
You seem to have made yet another weak assumption
or intentionally taken the low road when the presented facts you swear by indicated
other courses would have been more proper. The only misstatement in my
comments was the convicted part which should have read morally
well, i suppose you could have wind turbines that operate in higher windspeed conditions.
-chris b.
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Would it be
Do you mean the international court that the US doesn't recognize?
r wrote:
Is there an international tribunal powerful enough that would put the
Bush administration on trial for war crimes?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can't wait to see how it comes out. -K
In perhaps six years or so a
Hello,
I have a 97 Passat burning SVO, and would be interested in the newer Passat,
but had heard that the newer model TDI (2004 and up?), which is more powerful,
might be problematic because of more advanced, higher pressure injectors (or
something to that effect. Have you heard such a
Folks-
I'm working on a ~ 40 gallon biodiesel reactor, and I have a question
regarding materials. I plan on using a Stainless Steel recirculating pump
for keeping the batch mixed during the reaction and removing the biodiesel
when it is finished. However, all the pumps that are in the
Natural Gas = methane + Odorant;
Bio methane just methane + some CO2 and impurities from the
decomposition process.
So any NG appliance will run on Bio Decomposed methane.
Its just that is very difficult to liquefy NG (-200C like temps).
M
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Hurricanes and tornadoes are much to random / erratic to even consider using
for power.
Greg H.
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To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2005 13:31
Subject: [Biofuel] Harnessing hurricane/tornado power
Would it be
But even at that the next question becomes; will the tower or mast survive?
Sooner or later the machinery near Montezuma, KS may answer the question.
Even guyed communication towers fall victim to the lesser F rated tornados.
Doug, N0LKK
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To:
http://www.newearthdigest.com/energy/mechanical/wind/neb/nebraska_1.html
The Homemade Windmills of Nebraska
An online reprint of the original 1899 book on homemade windmills and
their applications.
The wind should be looked upon as a natural resource just as worthy
of development as other
Perhaps this might work.
http://www.mail-archive.com/biofuel@sustainablelists.org/msg45525.html
[Biofuel] Windmills in the Sky
The whole thread is linked at the end of the page.
Best wishes
Keith
But even at that the next question becomes; will the tower or mast survive?
Sooner or later
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