to the engineering hall of fame, what ?
all the best. cheers, dick.
- Original Message -
From: Keith
Addison
To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2001 12:23 AM
Subject: Re: [biofuels-biz] the empire's gone
Dick Carlstein wrote:Well, the first thing he wrote
-
From: Keith
Addison
To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2001 12:23 AM
Subject: Re: [biofuels-biz] wvo
Dick Carlstein wrote:in answer
to:From: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]goat
industriesTo: mailto:biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.combiofuels-biz@yahoogroups.comSent:
Monday
animal feed, soap, glycerine, heating fuel are the
most common.
- Original Message -
From: goat industries
To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2001 8:38 AM
Subject: [biofuels-biz] market for WVO
Nobody's yet come up with an answer to my question 'what is the
superb !! a true master !!
- Original Message -
From: Wooly .
To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2001 8:55 AM
Subject: [biofuels-biz] Re: short of time right now
Hey look!! No 'mead' message! D'you like my snips, Dick?? I even
snipped the extra
except for austia's, there is no mandatory
government standard for biodiesel in the world today.
all the standardsmentioned, din, astm, cen,
etc, are proposed standards.
proposed standardsalso happen todiffer
substantially from each other, as pointed out in detail in a past posting of
pray dale, any particular specs on the felt filter bag ? price range ? down to
how many microns will it filter ? operating pressure ? thru flow ?
sorry for the barrage of questions, just trying to get the broad picture.
tks. cheers, dick.
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From: [EMAIL
temperature peanut oil.
Dale
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dick Carlstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
pray dale, any particular specs on the felt filter bag ? price
range ? down to how many microns will it filter ? operating
pressure ? thru flow ?
sorry for the barrage of questions, just trying
cordain, based on my experience with older diesel
vehicles, i suggest you start out with b10, and progress by 10 % steps from
there, doing a double fuel filter change between each step.
older diesel vehicles usually have incredible
amounts of living and dead matter in their fuel
in answer to camillo's:
From: Camillo Holecek
To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 6:48 PM
Subject: AW: [biofuels-biz] wvo
As
it was rather elaborate, I did take the liberty to snip a
bit...
snipping is
being considerate to others. thanks for practising it
keith, you're no liar !!!
you'rejustvehement !!! like your's truly.
as to your argentine correspondents, i can only say
that all coins have two sides, and proper empathising requires we see both of
them.
all enquiries we've had so far in
argentinaforour plants have been price oriented. i
in answer to:
From: goat industries
To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 1:10 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuels-biz] wvo
wvo already has a market in most parts of the
world.adding demand for biodiesel production will soonerode
whatever price advantage over vvo
these fellas are trying to sell plants. what
they're saying is their plant can process anything you wish to feed it. what
they don't say is at what cost per litre, or what the $ per installed capacity
is.
people making these'universal' plants tend to
omit such information. they just say
in answer to:
From: Camillo Holecek
To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 6:34 PM
Subject: AW: [biofuels-biz] diddly lab language...
camillo does not
mention cetane once.
and when you buy
gas, which is something everybody can understand, octane is clearly
think some of this needs answering:
From: Keith
Addison
To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2001 11:50 AM
Subject: Re: [biofuels-biz] big oil
keith, i think you miss my point.On the contrary Dick, I think
you miss mine. Not the first time we've exchanged that
in answer to:
From: goat industries
To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 9:15 AM
Subject: Re: [biofuels-biz] fuzzy standards
The reason why Dick sneers at WVO is, it seems, because he hasn't
(likeourselves) used the right recipe for using heavily used WVO. Is
thought i'd clear this up, keith.
From: Keith
Addison
To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2001 9:02 AM
Subject: Re: [biofuels-biz] what standards ???
Dick, I notice you don't specify your rig's for virgin oil when you
tell people about it, here and elsewhere.
my
in answer to:
Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2001 5:02 AM
Subject: Re: [biofuels-biz] what standards ???
Without wishing to sound too off-the cuff, this is a "Biofuels-BIZ"
(business) forum. Issues of standards and how to keep to them are of vital
importance to those of us planning on investing
my webster defines fuzzy, amongst other things, as
'...not clear; blurred...'
and ifind present biodiesel 'standards' to be
generallynot clear, or misleading.
the one exception is perhaps the austrian standard,
C 1191, dated nov. '96, and based on a previous austrian standard, 0norm C
keith, i think you miss my point.
big oil will do whatever is in its power to
discredit biofuels made or used by anyone except themselves.
confusion regarding standards plays right into
their hands. they can always claim that 'standards are not met', thus instilling
fear into potential
i find all this carrying on about biodiesel
standards and quality (or lack of) somewhat thick.
if only we would apply the same self-righteous
rigid thinking to fossil diesel, we would soon find that standards can be so
farapart as to make usa diesel, for example, illegal
in japan, or
*brilliant !! should work. with a 50 degree celsius
gradient you should get at least 20 - 50 watt/hour. better than nothing, i
say...
cheers, dick.
snip = considerate. this is a public
service message.
If the exhaust of the air car is -30C, and the surrounding
air is 20C that is
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2001 1:21 PM
Subject: RE: [biofuel] Re: More cowflops
*supposedly, children born is such altitudes evidence a lack of memory.
unfortunately, kirk, this dammage is irreversible, so you'll have to work this
out with your mom, methinks...
*you might try carrying a notebook
much ado about nothing
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2001 7:01 PM
Subject: [biofuel] California's impending gasoline crisis
i'm surprised that ethanol cannot be shipped via pipeline, and dehidrated on
arrival. talk about drowning in the proverbial glass with trace ammounts of
water
Ethanol,
how these threads take off !!!
anyhow, here's a few items of info that seem to have been overlooked:
high pressure (over 3000 psi) tanks are installed in all sort of passenger
carrying vehicles, such as aeroplanes, cars, and buses.
all big birds have high pressure hydraulic reservoirs,
negre's aircar is an urban, repeat, urban vehicle. it is not designed or meant
to travel on i-95 from boston to ny. it is meant to travel within an urban
environment, moving driver plus four passengers.
it uses 70 % of the road space, and costs 25 % of what the selectra costs. it
weighs 700 +
negre's air motor uses compressed air. this could (or not) cause 'centralised
pollution.
but this also holds true for ev's.
methinks what should be compared is the energy efficiency of compressed air vs.
batteries, as storage mediums.
and personally, i'd feel safer riding a windbag than a
in answer to:
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 8:08 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuels-biz] WVO based Biz Plan
Ultimatly I'm looking at having an extruder on the property and processing
the oil myself. This is still a very experimental part of the plan at this
time. I need to learn more about oil
in answer to:
From: Pat McCotter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: drying naoh-help request
I do know that Powerball Technologies www.powerball.net raises the
temperature of a solution NaOH to 300¡C to get NaH for its Powerball
hydrogen fuel recycling process.
thanks pat. interesting technology
hi all !! would have sworn that a bunch of list members had the knowledge i
seek, and would be willing to share it with the list.
so far no luck.
so please, if anybody knows how to dry naoh, could she/he be kind enough to
share this info ? sure appreciate it !!
thanks for the time, cheers,
in answer to :
From: doctor who
To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 7:53 AM
Subject: [biofuels-biz] Re: Biz Plan (was)Quiet...
My biggest challenge thus far hashas been finding an adequate WVO oil
supply to keep up with my propossed plant size (1000 US
any suggestions on drying naoh to zero water content ? much appreciate your
help. cheers, dick.
be tidy, be considerate, snip yourself into other people's hearts. this is
a public service message.
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Please do NOT send
commercial grade refined sunflower oil, u$s 350/metric ton, fob buenos
aires. commercial grade palm oil, u$s 190/metric ton, fob malaysia.
cottonseed oil should be no more than 75 % of sunflower oil.
castor bean oil makes neat biodiesel too !!
cheers, dick.
please snip before my bandwidth
to our bolivian friends : pray tell what sort of feedstocks are you using,
and whether you are in the altiplano or the bene regions. thanks for your
time, cheers, dick.
nice of you to snip, shows you care about others. this is a public service
message.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
in answer to :
From: Bill Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: SunflowerSeedOilBiodiesel
Our plan is to make some gallons of bio-d this harvest but save most of
the open pollinated
non-hybrid seeds for planting a much larger plot next year. Our goal is to
make enough bio-d
to run the tractor
: hear, hear !!!Re: [biofuels-biz] tedious
We expect to have personal use kits available within a month or so.
We are currently building a 5 tonne batch processor for our own
commercial use in Queensland.
Regards from Harry.
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dick Carlstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
in answer
in answer to :
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Algae info needed
Yesterday was a post asking about algae and wishing for an expert in this
field on the newsgroup. We work with aquatic businesses in the USA and
Mexico. Perhaps one of our people could answer your questions. I would
be
problem as an excuse to disqualify biodiesel. i think our
intelligent list members at large will see through this simplistic ploy !!!
From: Paul Gobert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Pressure + Snipping
- Original Message -
From: Dick Carlstein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
our lc 400 one stage
From: Paul Cooksley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Re: Poppycock!!! /Bashing/OFF TOPIC
As someone who has just logged onto this group, and only for a week at
that, I feel that there appears to be a serious ego problem, culturally
and
parochially...
don't give it a second thought paul. the
has any list member ever made methyl ester biodiesel from virgin jathropa
oil, castor oil (a close relative), tung oil, or cottonseed oil ?
the ati group (germany) has used pure jathropa oil extensively in mali, to
fuel small pre-chamber engines of the lister type. no mention is made of
coking
From: Paul Gobert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: cottonseed oil
paul, tks for the posting. should you ever use virgin oil, it would be
supper if you could post again. what is your source for used cottonseed oil
? what percent methanol, and how many grams naoh are you using ? settling
temp ?
answer in your em :
Sent: Martes 19 de Junio de 2001 09:25
Subject: [biofuels-biz] Re: key figures for the initial costs and operating
costs...
So still looking stupid at this end :)...
i had to learn, just like you. i don't consider that makes me stupid !!!
just curious, what ???
We are
welcome to the global village, dave !!! in metrics, it would be 9.100,00. in
anglosaxon it would be 9,100.00. so to eliminate guesswork, some bright
cybernaut came up with a 'universal' notation for separating thousands :
9'100.00. i find it useful, as i have to deal with clients using both
joe, answer in your em :
Subject: [biofuels-biz] Re: Max capacity and consultant for biodiesel wanted
1-What is the maximum capacity of a transesterification(biodiesel)
reactor?
there is no max capacity per se for batch units, but the bigger they get,
the more complex they are as regards
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: rethinking economy of scale...Digest Number 491
*i knew it, i knew it !!! should learn to keep my mouth shut... ah, well,
the harm is now done, so i guess i'll just have to add some more of my
biogas to the fire...(:-D)
I'm afraid you paint
ken, we are presently delivering small (800 liters/day in two batches)
biodiesel plants in the argentina-uruguay area, and will be happy to
exchange info on these. oil used is mainly sunflower. cheers dick.
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
de Junio de 2001 14:44
Subject: Re: [biofuels-biz]
Dick,
Can you point me in the direction of more info on the plant you
produce? That's just about the size operation I'm looking to expand
into. Thanks in advance.
Andy
Mixing Biodiesel in the garage and my VW loves it. :-)
Dick
actually, almost 100 % of 'free' methanol. we use vacuum and 50¡ celsius +
to extract it before we actually separate the glycerol from the biodiesel.
initial meth content depends on the oil being used, usually 15-20 %.
cheers, dick.
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
straight tickel. by the book. but with all sorts of before and after
testing, pressure + temp during mixing, and vacuum + temp for meth recovery.
all fluid transfers are pressurized. no washing. very 'affirmative'
mixing...
our clients use refined edible oil only. (so far). none of them use it
most relevant details in my other postings, but will be very happy to fill
in any missing details !!
cheers, dick.
Nothing is as cuddly as a well snipped posting !! (This is a Public
Service Message)
Sent: Martes 5 de Junio de 2001 22:50
Subject: Re: [biofuels-biz]
Tell us more!
Marc de
From: robert luis rabello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: zeolite
I don't mean to be flip about this, but why don't the ethanol enthusiasts,
or those using ethanol for biodiesel, simply leave their brew outdoors
during a winter night? In the morning, remove the ice floating on top, and
the
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: missinformation - ethanol use in brazil - #477
Hi Dick
What is this in response to? I can't find the original.
Thanks
Keith Addison
*article by kathleen dana (u. of colorado) on new enzimes being developed
for ethanol production.
the
corner'. this is not so. ethanol fuels are a reality, in brazil, today. not
bothering to seriously research this is somewhat provincial, wouldn't you say ?
there is life, believe it or not, south of the pecos.
cheers, dick carlstein
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed
that was galileo on the earthcentric/suncentric controversy...'believe what you
may, the fact is...'
anybody out there hear of magnetic resonance imaging ? it's based on h atoms
being forced to align themselves a certain way, etc, etc. (md's love it !!!)
and fuels are usually long, complex
i fully realize that this is basically a discussion forum, not a posting
board for eccentric experiments. still, i find that one way of defending a
position in a discussion is by describing the results obtained in actual
trials.
i find that there are theorists who will either support or reject a
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Fwd: Saving Gasoline and Money
Thanks a whole lot, Steve Spence. I really needed to know that. Got
anything
for erectile dysfunction; i.e. limp dick?
if the magnet is the right shape, sliding it into the urethra will
noticeably stiffen things up...
From: kirk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: dysfunctional redress
would it work as a compass?
it would definitely point at true north. maybe at true south too, but can't
vouch for that yet.
shielding at the protruding end might hamper accuracy.
spring mattresses are definitely a no-no,
From: Warren Rekow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Fwd: Saving Gasoline and Money
I've heard stories about putting magnets on gas lines to improve fuel
mileage for years Dick, perhaps magnets attached to the tubing might
increase the
effectiveness of foggers?
*good post warren !! this
From: Biofuels [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: petrodiesel price in uk
UK barrel is 205 liters - 45 UK not US gallons.
*terry, a 'barrel' is a universal quantity of oil (petroleum), like when
your read 'production in saudi arabia dropped by 500,000 barrels a day'. it
has always been, and still
From: dhargis1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Musings about toilet tissue
One thing that I have noticed is that in the USA and in Northern Europe
the
norm is to clean ones butt with toilet paper. In the Middle East, Africa,
India, and I believe in China, the norm is to wash with water as
From: Biofuels [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Re: Diesel operating on pressed oil
Funny, I just did the figures, but these are applicable to UK only.
Current price of fresh rapeseed oil is £270 a tonne - 24.54p per litre
Petrodiesel in bulk is 18p a litre
Hence, it is cheaper to run on fossil
From: David Reid [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: by-pass filter
'We are talking about two different by-pass filters here...'
*superb posting, david !! thanks for the effort, we all need to know as much
about filtering as we possibly can.
keep the hammer flying, the nail will be eventually be
Subject: Re: Re unsubscribe messages
keith :
'people's follies
are theirs.
Not ours'
From: F. Marc de Piolenc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Model diesel engines
Diesel model airplane engines have nothing in common with real
full-scale diesels
ok folks, thanks a bunch, have the pH meter thing beaten.
next question : i'm pumping meth to the mixer by pressurizing the meth tank
(and venting the excess meth fumes from the mixer to a separate holding
vessel - law requires this). thing is, how can i measure the volume of meth
that goes into
anybody in the list can provide info on digital pH meters selling for under
$ 100.00, and having at least 0.1 resolution ? thanks, dick.
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From: Alan S. Petrillo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: alternate foggers
4) if tapping into a turbo, the fogger inlet goes to the turbo outlet,
and
the fogger outlet goes to the intake manifold. you get the best of both
worlds.
Would the pressure differential between the compressor
take a piece of garden hose. hold up both ends and let the rest lie on the
ground, as it will.
now fill it with water, leaving the water a few inches off each end.
the pressure pushing on the water at each end of the hose is the same =
atmospheric.
now gently blow on one end (just this
1) i find that glycerol, after the excess alky evaporates, makes a passable
soap. wonder if anybody in the list has tried filtering, neutralizing,
coloring, and scenting it, for use as 'liquid soap' ? (i must try this
someday !!)
what would be the pros and cons ?
tickell mentions turning
these are the results to date on the fogger in my fiat uno :
1) vehicle : fiat uno, 22,000 k. on the clock, 1.3 l. fuel injected,
computer controlled, 95 octane gas, exhaust catalytic converter.
2) mission profile : 80 k.p.h. steady speed whenever possible. very hilly
terrain. mild temperate
but both are on theme, methinks. both will produce the raw materials
required to make all biofuels known to mankind. (h and electricity are
alternative, but not bio. and cattle have to eat so we're back to trees and
farming)
quickly said, agroafforestation takes 100 % farmland, and diverts it
as staunchly as i support freedom, i also support respect for others, and
their rights. this is a discussion list, with albeit broad but well defined
subjects of interest.
taking up other people's bandwidth with never ending discussions on a
limerick's origin or phrasing is not my idea of
keith wrote :
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Poor midwest farmers
By the way, I still reckon this is all about biofuels. When it comes
to energy efficiency, yield, productivity and just about everything
else, biofuel crops produced on land-aware farms and on the modern
From: Saghir Azar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Looking for Resources on Solar Energy
Hi,Odin Olaya If you get any information on win gen under 100$ i would
appreciate if you share it with me.Thanks regards.
chk out 'picoturbine'. the principle is ingenious : generation is based on
(i think i'll start using 'fogger' instead of 'mister' to help confuse
things a bit. like in '...don't confuse me with facts...!!!'
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
don't rule anything out, andrew !! else you couldn't explain
superconductivity at high (relative) temps...
Too true, you have a
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: junkies, etc
...It's the same thing as with crime. Crime rates in the US are at record
lows. Why?...
latest us social research (scientific american) strongly correlates the drop
in criminality, and the freeing of abortion. less unwanted kids = less
From: Juan C. Bobeda [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You convinced me, how do I get one of your $10.00 misters? Better yet,
send me 2
(one for my wife, then I can see what happens when I remove it from her
car...).
will contact you off list, juan, we're close enough to each other.
Will the mister work
seen from abroad, as a non-resident alien with a tad less insular view, the
present 'war on drugs' waged by the us gvt. seems to benefit just two
players :
-the drug cartels, who benefit from the resulting seller's market.
-the military/industrial complex and it's partners, the entrenched
the difference between diesel and regular is due to taxes. argentina's
transport system is heavily diesel truck dependant, as is the farming
community. the gvt. has to keep taxes low on diesel, else the proverbial
will hit the fan... oil companies, being oil companies (i still can't
believe
Message: 3
Date: Fri, 9 Mar 2001 19:46:59 +0900
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: UK petrol still world's dearest despite tax cut
LONDON - British motor fuels remain the dearest in Europe, and
probably the world, despite cuts in excise duties announced in the
annual
e-diesel - cfr digest # 311 :
from what the eth folks are saying, up to 15 % eth mixed into fossil diesel
(plus an additive so it won't separate) is good.
if so, and pardon my ignorance, why are we evaporating, or extracting,
methanol from biodiesel ? wouldn't it be just as good as ethanol, in
just finished my third week of testing, and things couldn't be rosier. but
first some background.
uruguay's southwest corner is hilly. that's where i farm. the fiat uno i
operate there is nimble enough, but downshifting was required every so often
(from fifth to fourth). my best average before
i have this holstein cow at the farm that i keep strictly for the fluid she
provides, occasionally carving up her latest heifer, and feeding it to the
freezer for later use.
come last xmas, it occurred to me i might feed the cow some of my mash,
laced with the end product itself, namely (and
in answer to :
Message: 11
Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2001 16:32:15 +0800
From: John Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: hydrogen marbles
...If powerballs are made using natural gas, the following reaction will
take
place: CH4 + NaOH -- CO + NaH + 2 H2...
...Looks like this may be a neat way to turn
in answer to :
Message: 5
Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2001 13:30:23 -0800
From: stephen lakios [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Dick
Air is not pushed into an engine by atmospheric pressure.Air is drawn in by
vacuum,created by valve timing.An engine would starve if it relied on
atmospheric pressure.As the
,
uncontaminated by o. (the powerball folks actually coat them in plastic, and
cut them open as required. their rig works at 125-145 lbs/in2)
aleks, this is right up your alley, what say ?
novak's baby is growing up fine. more on its progress next week.
dick carlstein
[Non-text portions of this message have
, it might work for you
too...
but there's no way you'll win a prize if you don't buy a ticket first !!!
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it, summarily, in a previous posting, but would love
a 'blow by blow' description. (or is it 'suck by suck', considering the
vacuum pump ? this is getting out of hand...), if you can find the time.
again, heartfelt thanks for your generosity.
dick carlstein
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, as per
the above. astm is an american institution.
dick carlstein
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i am again happy to report that the second misting unit is in place, this
time an improved one installed in my wife's car. specs are as follows :
vehicle second unit is installed in : volkswagen rabbit, 1981, 1.7 l direct
mechanical fuel injected engine. aprox 150.000 k on it. in good running
your diesel engine, starting with the injectors, then on
to the injection pump, and finally the pistons.
i wish people wouldn't make statements - such as # 1 diesel being kerosene -
obviously based on feeling rather than fact. they are misleading, and
potentially dangerous.
dick carlstein
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in answer to :
Message: 25
Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2001 02:17:34 -
From: Tek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: diesel fuel
#1 is kerosene
suggest that whoever wrote this buys himself a mercedes benz diesel powered
car, and runs it on jp1 (jet fuel), which is the purest form of kerosene
this !!!
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gas through a 'chamoix', that is a wool-less sheepskin. the gas
would go through ok, but the water would not. did it for safety when flying
in the hinterlands.
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Subject: Re: rats and such
anybody checking out this discussion group would asume we're into zoology,
right ? (:-D
he might also asume that some of us have missplaced the delete key, thus
explaining why certain messages are mostly neverending repetitions of
previous postings, with the latest
Message: 20
Date: Sat, 06 Jan 2001 01:56:46 -
From: Sam Dabbs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Hydrogen Booster
snip
...Anyway, I made two units out of 2 1/2 pvc pipe (as opposed to one 4
as some use)with a test cap glued on the bottom and a cleanout glued
on the top of both...
pray sam, what
.
snip
hope you all have great holidays, and a superb start (the real one !) of the
new millenium !!!
dick carlstein -uruguay/argentina
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i know not if this info has been on the list before,
and if so, pls. excuse. maybe re-reading it won't do any harm
!
brazil is today the only serious ethanol player in
the world. all other ethanol users are amateurs by comparison.
in 1984 brazil decided to go the anhydrous ethanol
? (:-D
From: Sam Dabbs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: serious ethanol players
In biofuel@egroups.com, Dick Carlstein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote something false as hell like:
and by the way, making ethanol from corn is half as efficient as
making it from sugarcane.
*OK, Fraid
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