Jim,
Close but no cigar . . .
Let's read the book shall we!!
4 PHASES READ READ READ READ READ
Arden
On Oct 08, 2005 11:17 PM, JJJN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Terry your comments are helpfully and right on in my mind,
however I would like add a note that Adkins diet and several
Hi Golan
2things, 1st read all the JtF site as there are some
contradictions such as BD should be clear after processing then in the washing
section it says the BD maybe cloudy and need to dry/settle for a couple of days
in a sunny place. There is also agood section on emulsions.
2nd do
Terry,
Read the book - you too are seriously misinformed.
If you understood the diet fully and followed the program correctly you would
see that fruits, vegetables, vitamins, protien, excercise, etc, etc, etc are not
only mentioned but almost to ad nosium discussed, explained, and litterally
Hi Todd,
I vote for the devestating change to the American life style. Maybe everyone could just have a life.
Tom Irwin
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Hi Tom,
I don't think it would be every one, just poor folks like me that
couldn't compete for the resources that the rich folks buy it without
even thinking past ...oh my, I should invest in oil stocks, I must
speak with my broker, that reminds me to get the oil changed in the
hummer while
Arden,
You are correct and I was wrong with the Adkins in specific, I was
generalizing several of the diets using the low carb approach, ie
_Protein Power_ by Doctors Mike and Mary Eades and others. Remember
this diet has been around since the 1970's so there is more than Adkins
that did
Sound good, I'll be interested to hear how it works out.
On 10/8/05, des [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Similar problem here, though I've processed a couple of batches without
the seal. The barrels I got had foodstuffs in them, and the seal was a
sort of foam that doesn't hold up in methanol fumes.
Just wondering if any of you homebrewers out there have ever taken the
ASTM D6751 test? Up here in Canada, a lab in Edmonton does the test. It
costs $1400, but the government can help out up to the tune of 70%, and
you can also do specific aspects of the test (free glycerine, etc) for a
couple
Hello Doug, Ken
There are some details here on putting a silicon seal on a lid without a seal.
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_processor10.html
Journey to Forever 90-litre processor
It's about halfway down.
Best wishes
Keith
Similar problem here, though I've processed a couple of
9.1.1 Microorganisms
The toxicity of methanol to each of three bacterial groups, i.e.,
aerobic heterotrophic, Nitrosomonas and methanogens (key agents in
the natural recycling of organic material in the environment and in
wastewater treatment systems), was described by Blum Speece (1991).
Hey Keith,
I had been looking at the page that you mentioned as an option. I was
thinking that I'd prefer to have an actual seal but, I suppose I'll
need to replace it eventually anyway...maybe I'll just use your
suggestion and stop being so darned persnickety. If I go that route,
I have a
methanol my biodegrade but into what?
if it degrades into methane that is a green house gas?
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Thanks Ian
You right I skipped the washing in
the 1 liter batches and I
thought its the easy part any way I read a lot about washing and emulsion since
then. After all the reading I came to believe that if you have a soap or soapish
lair in between BD water you got a problem in the
Hi Ken
Hey Keith,
I had been looking at the page that you mentioned as an option. I was
thinking that I'd prefer to have an actual seal but, I suppose I'll
need to replace it eventually anyway...maybe I'll just use your
suggestion and stop being so darned persnickety.
:-) It lasts about a year
Hello Michael
methanol my biodegrade but into what?
Umm, a little lower down it says: ... which are capable of
completely degrading methanol to carbon dioxide and water.
Yon carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas because the methanol would
almost certainly be fossil fuel-derived, but it's going
Hello Fuse
Just wondering if any of you homebrewers out there have ever taken the
ASTM D6751 test?
Jack Kenworthy did, at the Island School, and passed it, IIRC about
six months from being a novice.
Tom Leue tried and failed on one count. But Tom wasn't using enough methanol:
My results were
Brian Rodgers a écrit :
(...)
No owners manual in the glove box was disappointing.
but you can get one, even in English for you're 505 diesel engine
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/185010607X/qid=1128891543/sr=1-29/ref=sr_1_29/102-7505173-9576937?v=glances=books
or for the full
Brian Rodgers a écrit :
A friend who recently returned from England to the US wrote:
Yes, I'm back with a whole new perspective on politics here in
America. Helloo, sheeple. We are being fed the White House line by
the unquestioning TV news, and print journalism isn't much better. No
one is
Search on the web: you may be lucky. The Haynes manualwould be available from
book suppliers (but there are some inaccuracies in Haynes manuals: but they
are better than nothing!) There is also a seller on ebay selling CDs of
manuals: there could be one available there (UK supplier)
regards
As for the compression 18 to 24 2/1 that is old school #s as for the head
gasket there used to be a product out there called copper seal I used it in
a friends van years ago since he had $0s and needed to get his van up so he
could earn the cash to fix it the right way. He never did the last time
Darryl,
Not terribly big ~1600 ft2 or 150 m2. The thing is that it was
built in 1964. Single story, brick veneer, uninsulated walls and
floors. Attic is blown insulation sometime in the 80's.
windows are original with 'storm' windows outside.
The best feature is the deciduous trees on the
Mike W., you never cease to entertain me...
Anyway, I just wanted to add another Doctor to the conversation. Dr. John McDougall is a non-quack.
He and his wife have been at this for over 30 years and there is no 'hype'
http://www.drmcdougall.com/
The
founder of The
Paul S Cantrell wrote:
Anecdotally, it works...My parents went off their high blood pressure
meds within a week of changing their diet. A friend of mine's
daughter's lupus went into total remission very quickly (she is
featured as one of his stars).
No processed foods. No dairy and no
Visit
www.cocogas.com
Regards.
Luis Matias
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I have found a Chinese restaurant that will let me have all the WVO I want
and it tests good. How do I get the WVO out of the tank? It is sitting on
the ground and I need to pump it into a barrel on the back of my truck.
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Look at Willy Nelsons web sight n alt fuel.im not sure if its only bio or
svo.
Good luck Derick
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I use 5 gal plastic buckets to dip the tank. Transport it home and filter it
into the reactor. Not the only way but it works for me. The other concern at
this time of year is the cold, the oil may not resemble oil when cold if you
can walk on it, it is vary hard to pump. Last winter when I started
Sorry, John, but I don't have any negative results to share.
I *personally* don't know anyone who tried this diet and didn't see
any improvement but I reckon there are genetic groups that do not
respond to this diet. Every one has to look at their own health,
family history and make decisions
I sat here and figured up the ballpark cost of parts for BD in a 390
gallon batch-( i started my numbers with a full 55 gal. drum of methanol)
for 2 barrels of methanol (have to have
excess) ~550$
for 390 gal.
I read a snip or website (cant remember for sure) where the homebrewer had
an agreement with the restaurant and would leave his own barrels at the
business and just swap them out with empties when they were full. it seems
the easiest solution to me.
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Okay, so earlier this week I tried my first batch. Didn't go so hot, it
was still a little cloudy after I was done. Emulsed like crap when I
tried to wash it, to the point of a full 50% of the test wash ending up
a crappy mayonnaise consistency. To date, after 36+ hours of settling,
I barely have
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