Why weren't the engines labeled for Bio-Fuel use only or some such. For use
with bio-fuels only. We run many Chinese engines here on Bio-Diesel.
Doug
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A bad day at Black Rock...
http://www.ktvb.com/news/localnews/stories/ktvbn-jul1406-explosion_cause.113ae8b1.html
Cause of New Plymouth biodiesel explosion released
02:30 PM MDT on Friday, July 14, 2006
KTVB.COM
PAYETTE -- Investigators say they now know what caused an
It's an ingrained social flaw, almost to the point of genetic. Humans in
general are not happy unless they feel that there's someone beneath them.
Remember, it's always easier to destroy or tear down something than it
is to build it up or maintain it.
There's a dividing line amongst humans
The Bush Administration will continue to enforce the Clean Air Act and
stop illegal imports. The public's assistance and cooperation, along
with the EPA's commitment to enforcing these regulations, is essential
to preserving and protecting the nation's air quality.
Chuckle..., chuckle...,
I feel sorry for the guy and his family but using a torch around methanol?
Back in my wrenching days my boss made sure we knew an empty gas tank
was more danergous than a full one, and god forbid you did any
welding the gas tank had to be filled with water first.
Appal Energy wrote:
A bad day
How much energy does it take to make ground corn cobs
into hockey pucks? In this oxygen-free environment.
So you can then burn natural gas.
Jesse
--- Zeke Yewdall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If it's like the hydride storage of hydrogen, you
get it out of the sponge
by heating it. And when
Forewardet by Fritz
--Check
Your BeliefsBy Charley Reese03/17/06 -- -- Let's play a fantasy
game to check onour belief in human rights. Let's suppose that in
amythical state, a governor announced a campaign topunish
Here's another trick. When I added a float switch to my hot water tank
to interlock the heter element, the tank had already been used many
times for biodiesel. I evacuated all the air from the tank and then
backfilled it with inert gas before welding. If you have a MIG welder
and you have
This is not just a question of the government' going bankrupt. It is
something that is endemic to corporate america. Check out this frontline
video about the bankrupcy case for United Airlines. At several points
in the movie the lawyers and financial experts say that the kind of
dirty
Kirk McLoren wrote:
http://columbiamissourian.com/news/story.php?ID=20176
I had to let this settle for a day or so before I could reply. The
article is very misleading, beginning with this little gem:
Natural gas is also easier to procure: 85 percent of the current U.S.
consumption is
This is GREAT news. I hope other states/communities will shortly follow in the US. Tony Marzolino"D. Mindock" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From the Illinois League of Conservation Voters latest e-newsletter. Peace, D. MindockAs of July 1st , all state, municipal, or county governments, school
Trash Talk at:
http://www.the-rude-awakening.com/RAissues/2006/march/RA071806.html
By Justice Litle
Remember the classic '80s movie Back to the Future, in
which Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) traveled to 1955 in a
time machine built by Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd)? The
initial version of the
It seems that this effort to liquify coal will only ascerbate global
warming and air pollution. It seems economically viable
but if the social and environmental costs are included, it becomes a losing
proposition. Peace, D. Mindock
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Peabody
Or look up gasification and gasifiers...
D. Mindock wrote:
Trash Talk at:
http://www.the-rude-awakening.com/RAissues/2006/march/RA071806.html
By Justice Litle
Remember the classic '80s movie Back to the Future, in
which Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) traveled to 1955 in a
time machine built by
Well Joe the bottom line is what we knew has finally become official. Payers into the system, ie workers, halve or worse and baby boomers retiring means retirees triple or worse. The math isn't rocket science. What we see know are the psychopaths that have always tried to hide behind doublespeak
the pdf is 11megabytes. worth the download. KirkLowell Prag [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From Lowell Prag Wed Jul 19 07:46:05 2006Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2006 10:46:05 -0400 (EDT)From: "Lowell Prag" [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [SOLAR] All Energy for Europe Could Come from
I think he is making "activated charcoal" You can buy it in 55 gallon drums. I think the commercial product is made from peach pits. You need to transfer it quickly as it adsorbs all sorts of stuff. I think gas mask filters use this stuff.KirkJesse Frayne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How much
Yo Fritz,
Yeah, right on Fritz. And just to prove it your
ethnic forebears killed offsix million of these bloody Jews only to have
the rest of usdumbwesterners stop them just before they'd finished
the job. Now it's up to the poor Palestinians with only suicide bombers and
Katushya rockets
You can get it made out of all kinds of things: wood, coal, coconut shells, etc etc.
...and if you look on the University of Missouri website, you find this abstract:
Synthesis and analysis of activated carbon briquettes as an adsorbent for natural gas
x-tad-biggerby Demetrius Taylor
Actually, it seems to me that the US and Europe created Israel because we felt bad about the holocaust, but not enough to actually want to stop their anti-semitism so they found a place where the Jew's could have a homeland, without inconveniencing any Europeans. It makes us feel better about
Without anincreased static compression ratio or forced induction, the power losswould generally be unacceptable for North American drivers. (Having justreturned from California, where the actual speed most vehicles travel on
the highway approaches 90 mph, I just can't see people being willing
when i lived in illinois, a lot of the gov't vehicles ran on a mix by county
and/or city standards anyway. gassers were not exactly required to fill on
ethanol, but most did anyway whether it be for the GP or recommendation from
the bosses, and diesel was contracted and B10 was cheaper than
can they do that? that would be a fantastic technicality! i do so solemnly
swear to use biofuels in my imported engine... so step off georgie-boy!
Jason
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Hi All
Thanks to all who have advised me this last few months, I am now a
biofueller! 105l batches, good product. Unfortunately, after 10 good
batches, my pump has started spraying out of the back of the impeller
housing. So I took it apart and the impeller has broken up and the
housing
On 7/19/06, Bob Molloy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yo Fritz,
Yeah, right on Fritz. And just to prove it your
ethnic forebears killed offsix million of these bloody Jews only to have
the rest of usdumbwesterners stop them just before they'd finished
the job. There have been many atrocities
Hey Mike,Ditto on the water filled gas tank, course back then it seems folks had just a smidge more in the common sense department. In addition if my boss had caught me even close to a gas tank with a torch I would have been in the unemployment line. Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I
Bob,
i bett you havent wread the report of www.btselem.org
you would not talk such rhubbish!
Fritz
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From:
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Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2006 6:52
PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Check Your
Beliefs
i have a pump question on a side note. will a window washer fluid pump from
a car work in my little test reactor, or will it dissolve as well?
Jason
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Zeke Yewdall wrote:
Isn't that interesting that the North American driver is willing to
sacrifice the world and condemn billions of people to a slow painful
death, rather than accept a 10% decrease in how fast they can go in
their car Although I suppose they don't think of it that
Yeah, I know about the getting passed like you are standing still. My truck will do 65 to 70mph on the highway, which isn't bad for a 4 cylinder diesel engine -- probably rated at less horsepower than the stock ford ranger engine in roughly the same size truck. It was funny driving it down through
Yes.
Yes.
Jason Katie wrote:
i have a pump question on a side note. will a window washer fluid pump from
a car work in my little test reactor, or will it dissolve as well?
Jason
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From: Charles List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Uhh, how can the answer to both questions be yes. If it dissolves, it won't work, right?I'd think it shouldn't have a problem with methanol, since that's in windshield washer fluid anyway, but methoxide is a different monster. Plus, these pumps are pretty chinzy -- I think they'd burn out after
Hello Bob
I think you should check your beliefs.
http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=2921
'Because This Is the Middle East'
http://snipurl.com/pg9x
Re: [biofuel] Re: Oil and Israel
3 Jun 2004
Keith
Yo Fritz,
Yeah, right on Fritz. And just to prove it your ethnic forebears
killed off six
Bob,
I forgot about your ethnic forebears massacres of
the native American population. In numbers it is also comparable.
Bob,
I have a lot to do and have been silent for a
while, but this I have to comment.
It was clearly under the belt and very
insensitive and outright dumb, especially
Bob,
I have a lot to do and have been silent for a
while, but this I have to comment.
It was clearly under the belt and very
insensitive and outright dumb, especially form an
American. US do have their own racism and the
internment of Americans with Japanese decent
during WWII is nothing
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