Try mcmastercarr.com that's where I got my wash tank.
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Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 4:40 PM
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Conical tank or Inductor Tank
Hello Rob,
I just
They used to make electronic ignition kits for 1 cylinder engines - I
put one an an old Yamaha. It was years ago but I suppose it is still
around.
John Mullan wrote:
I'm sure not all small engines fall into this category, but I have seen some
where the magneto coil was slightly adjustable
Check this modification out!!
http://www.hscsupercharger.com/
fredOn 11/7/05, robert luis rabello [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DHAJOGLO wrote: Robert,
I'm not sure what type of engine you have, but an option might be to
modify it to use ethanol and then delay the timing to get higher
I keep all my electrical outlets capped so the electrons don't fall out. : )
Kirk McLoren wrote:
They say the energy is obtained by making the electron fall to a lower
energy state. Seems odd they didn't fall in the billions of years since
matter was formed.
Kirk
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Mike Weaver wrote:
They used to make electronic ignition kits for 1 cylinder engines - I
put one an an old Yamaha. It was years ago but I suppose it is still
around.
If I really WANTED to do so, I could build a computerized fuel /
spark management system for this thing and burn
