Would like to know the advantages if any of using
Methanol instead of Ethanol in making bio-diesel. It is very easy to make
Ethanol with down to 15% water. Seems kinda silly to make Ethanol and Methanol
if Ethanol will do all.
Have now got a MPEFI Jeep running on 80% Ethanol
and 20% water
What to do to keep below the level could be the
same as what we have done here.
Have separated two sections of the property and
installed a second meter. This means we have two bills per month but will not
then reach the upper use limit.
Would this help in the case below or is it held to
Why not look at removing all left hands and genetically installing all right
arms as most use right arms and thus they are stronger and more use in the
work force. Why not remove and replace the nose so it does not pick up bad
smells, surely the technology is there to GE the body of each
Can anyone remember in the mid tolate sixties
a conversion to flywheel energy in motor bikes and cars?
The test bike was a tad hard to corner due to the
Gyroscopic effects and did not "lay over" as a standard bike in cornering.
Needed a hand brake to park as it would not lean onto a stand,
Castor still has the Ricin problem. can any one let
me know how to destroy this by product in the mash?
I need to process for oil enough seeds to supply
200 liters/day of castor oil. The Ricin in two seeds are enough to kill a person
depending on the type of ingestion in 2 to 7 days. There
I was also under the impression that Acetylene for
decades has been kept at reasonable pressures in the cylinders due to the carbon
or Kapok filling. I was also to understand that at above 15 psi Acetylene was
unstable and thus the need to use a filler to react with the gas.
Can some one
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From: lres1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2006 9:50 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] EPA seizes thousands of illegally imported engines
Why weren't the engines labeled for Bio-Fuel
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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From: AltEnergyNetwork [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2006 1:22 PM
There are some pretty good electric bikes about,
made in Thailand, China, New Zealand and such. There are some fuel injected
bikes that can be run on Ethanol. The costs of bikes being what they are, in the
cheap small cc line, make them ideal for home "practices". My first attempt was
an
The Enfield Diesel made in India is not a bad looking machine, don't know
how they handle but they seem quite okay. The petrol versions are used with
all sorts of configurations.
A few years back Enfield had to meet their domestic market before exports so
they were pretty hard to come by in any
To a certain degree the engine revolutions pay a
part in the economy of an average speed trial. At 55 if the engine is not under
load but running at say 4,000 RPM it is not as efficient as the same vehicle and
engine set up to run at 2,000 RPM.
The "Box" Landrovers SI, SII SIIA and SIII
Maybe in parts of the world the emphasis on the individual being the
smallest particle/denominator in society is attributable to the many
problems thus associated/inherent in the developed world. What we do in
work, in development, research, is all nothing but a sidelines, life and
family is the
Probably the biggest problem is that the drivers are car drivers in a lot
of SUV's. Once a training course has been accomplished for SUV drivers the
drivers are much more aware. In snow and other slippery surfaces the SUV is
much slower, or should be driven slower than a low slung sedan. AWD does
Interesting that doing water sampling for arsenic,
nitric acid cleaned plasticizedtest tubes must be used. If water samples
for arsenic were taken in glass then the water would be contaminated with
arsenic from the glass in an atomic absorption analysis oven. Even glass has a
minor problem.
Not in the US at least.
Doug
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From:
Will
Kelleher
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2006 3:47
AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] The Death of US
Engineering
Maybe now isn't that best time to get an electrical engineering
Unless the plastic film is of real good quality is better to use two thin
layers at times, stops shorts as the chances of two poor spots in the
plastic coinciding with each other would be very slim. This is why older
dialectric units used double layers of paper films in wax or other
substances to
Very rough,
48Hp close to 30Kw at 4,000 plus. At 1,800 is about
12Kw minus Power factor = about 9Kw useable at low revs on multi pole generator.
The engine should not glaze at that and if kept close to a reasonable load at 4
to 5 Kw then you could have a happy genset that should last a very
From memory this is the same basics as the
Daimler Puch system and has no injector pump. Please let me know if I am out
here. This engine was known as the Styre and mostly run in boats (14+ years of
operations in Australia) Macintyre engineering from memory were the Australian
agents for
It may be of interest to do a search on low heat transfer generators. Also
Solar ponds. This is where a very heavy brine is in the bottom layers of a
square sided pond and very fresh water is on top, that is about a meter per
layer. Under the brine layer is laid black alkathine pipes and black
Used to be the case for long term storage of AVGAS
that the drums had to be lined. Once the lining was punctured the drums were not
useable for AVGAS storage. Was easy to damage the lining by inserting the wrong
pump and destroying/damaging the lining at the bottom of the drum. Re-fueling
For those interested and not seen.
Audi R10 TDI wins at Le Manswith team mates
in second car coming 3rd. Not bad,if only the thinking went into it many
years ago especially in the good ole US of A. Seems the team mates spent an hour
out changing a Turbo and still came to the podium.
1/
Have had many years ago engines like steam driven
units that used good castor oil as their engine lubricants. Some of this was fed
through adjustable sight feed lubricators to open shafts and some was in dip
pans where a ring was inserted to the centre of a bearing but of large diameter
and
Costs zippo for raw cut and dried tobacco here, about US$2 per kilogram.
I tried the mix of one handful of this to one gallon of water and let sit
for 4 hours, added a little sunlight detergent and sprayed lightly on some
plants last night, this morning there is no sign of any side effects on the
Keith,
Thanks for the help. So correct it is me interfering with my plant
intrusions.
The problem here is not with the grass, the trees or what is already here.
The problem is trying to grow what is not meant to be here. Tried gardens in
some hot tropical climates that turned into giant ant beds,
Joe
No worries only my grape vines, everything else seems to be very hardy and
strong with good resistance. Not even the coconuts have the yellowing,
same with the darn beetle nut. Thanks for the help will keep in mind but my
vines I have tried for many years to grow 14 + years in Aus and 17 +
Are we lucky or what?
The cost of compost is quite cheap here and as such is not sterilized or
cooked just mixed and left for the worms and nature with some mechanical
help. Good compost most times.
Have used some local and some of my own compost to grow grape vines, 8
vines, of different sorts.
Will this kill the bugs busy eating away my
precious grape vines and shade area without harming the vine. That is used
tobacco and some soap liquid mixed with water and pump it from a hand sprayer?
Got sunlight soap here for the dishes, lemon scent even.
Summary.
1/ 1 gallon of water/juice
Maybe out of line/subject here.
Would like to know where to find the Pros and Cons about Silage as an animal
feed in comparison to dry hay and non processed fodder.
Seems some silage makes for a bad smell once the heap is opened, not savory
at all, and yet cows will eat it okay. How does this
Good to hear of successes. Some questions and observations if you can help.
Do the Castor seeds on the plant all ripen at one time? Have not had mine in
long enough to know and using cuttings to speed up quantities for
transplanting.Jatropha seeds do not all ripen at one time so
I think overall Darwin, or the publishers, got it wrong, the green slime is
at the
top and the upper class Englishman, plus a few others, at the bottom, for
some reason it got inverted in the printed or remembered versions, or was it
just too darn much? Several millenium and what does the world
Jason Katie wrote
ah yes, but the axle gears in a PU are at a minimum 4.00:1 if one were to
reduce this to , oh say 2.00:1 or even closer, then the direct drive (or
overdrive) gear in the trans would eliminate a lot of the stress of
travel.at 2:1 the max rpm would be 2k-2.5k and at overdrive
Raymond,
You asked
has anyone installed a 1.6 VW turbodiesel into a minivan?
ray
The 1.6 is under powered even for VW. See
http://www.telusplanet.net/public/gary2a/rack/reimovan/reimovan.htm
I have not yet had the pleasure of fitting such but my thoughts are thus.
The power plant is also
.
The question for Rudolf Diesel was not the fuel itself, it was to have
access to diesel engine fuel, period.
We are now running out of oil, but some really good alternatives are
coming
up in practice, don´t you think ?
Jan Warnqvist
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Seems so far we have been doing very well with using 3 year old wasted
glutinous rice not fit for human consumption. Twould appear that there is a
lot of rice wasted when rains come at the wrong time and destroy the crop,
however it is still top rice for Ethanol. Rice stored on cement floors with
Chip,
Can be done, the original gear box and 4X4 transfer box unit in place. The
MB is expensive here new fan to flywheel from MB and for parts. However the
Musso (Sang Yang) has all but the same engine and is all but as reliable.
Needs the injector pipes held better in braces to stop the lines
Keith wrote,
What would you tell this person though?
Date: Wed, 24 May 2006
I have been using biodisel fuel in my truck for 1 year but I can not
avoid from the bad smelling of it. Do you know any exhaust filter
that can avoid this smell?
I've had a few enquiries like that.
Could there
Keith,
Was just thinking, what does non processed Jatropha smell like. That is
straight Jatropha oil extracted from the seed and put direct into an engine
without processing it to Bio-Diesel? It will run in an engine okay, for a
while at least, but I have not been involved enough to suck on the
love,but I'm really a truck driven man.
(carpenterworking in rough terrain.)I've been making
bio-diesel for years and am committed to making the next
move.sincerely, DB
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From:
lres1
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Se
A bent rod will make for loads of white to blue smoke as the fuel is not
being burnt correctly due to incorrect timing of the bent rod. Also the
engine will vibrate like nothing else. Have worked on many that have been
drowned or been boiled and the head cracked that allowed water into a
cylinder.
From my own pint the 2.2 NA Toyota diesel is the worst ever made, low on
power and was not in production long before they added a few more cc's the
2.4 a much better engine and easier to get parts as was in production very
much longer than the very short lived 2.2.
Due to the lack of power the
Zeke, Mike,
That 2.2 once problems rectified would be a good fit for a CJ-5 or earlier
model that is not into highway speeds but into 4WD and off road use. Much
better fit than in the Hilux.
The sump is not a conglomerate and as such can be welded to enable the front
assembly to be left intact
cylinder no oil filter but an accessory fitted later.
As above is very easy to fit a Toyota 2.2 or 2.4 NA engine into these
vehicles. Did you want the four wheel drive still working as original?
Doug
Doug,
would it be possible to put a Toyota diesel into a 1958 Willys Jeep?
Jim
lres1 wrote
Ford have had for several years not only the availability
to Mazda Diesel engines but also the derivative of the Daimler Puch Styre
engine. The Landrover Discoveries and others run with this now Ford engine. It
has all but the same power to weight as petrol but is very expensive in parts
since they felt it was so much more
reliable...), since the 6 cylinder commercial international diesels
are great. We've got one of them in a school bus that's been running
veggie oil for a few years.
On 5/18/06, lres1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Fords should not be too much of a problem
Jonathan,
You asked
I am a newbe to this. However, will this work on a Jeep
YJ???
To start, locate a 2.8 NA Toyota engine with its
bellhousing and clutch plates (fan to clutch engine.)
If you can not verify the distance the engine has
covered or the hours it has run then replace the
top to the
steering shafts. Pulls an 8 x 4 box trailer around town okay. Not bad on fuel at
all.
Doug
I am a newbe to this. However, will this work on a Jeep YJ???
Thank you,
JonathanJJJN [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks
Dave now you have me drooling,lres1
wrote:Jim,Very
The Jeep Diesel engine was the Italian VM engine, the same that was fitted
to some European cars. VM was connected with Jeep/Chrysler but was taken
over by GM causing the parts prices for the VM through Jeep to go through
the roof.
The Chev Blazer Diesels had 6 volts for the glow plugs, 12 volts
Hello all,
If any one wants to make a light truck or 4 wheel
drivesuch as Ford, Chevor Jeep conversion to a Toyota or some such
Diesel engine there are some quite easy steps to achieving it using the original
transmission etc. Can do this on the JtF sight as can give pictures and
:
Thank you!
I can use this information.
Jonathan
*/lres1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
The Jeep Diesel engine was the Italian VM engine, the same that
was fitted
to some European cars. VM was connected with Jeep/Chrysler but was
taken
over by GM causing
Zeke
My Chev 350 petrol/gas 4 X 4 has more than 400K miles on it and have not
taken a head off yet. Runs a fog of blue on initial start up and then is
fine. It does need a rebuild to stop the blue hugh on starting.
Some train engines as part of their technical specifications must be able to
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Jonathan Dunlap
Sent: Friday, May 19, 2006 9:56 AM
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] American diesels
Thank you!
I can use this information.
Jonathan
lres1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
As far as I knew there were only four major types of fuel injection pumps.
1/ An inline pump with each piston in the pump adjustable to give the right
amount of injection with the changing quantities controlled by a rack
against the back end of the piston plungers whose housings incorporate screw
An item I read of late that turned up on my PC
suggests figures, "Only about 1.6 percent of the water on Earth is fresh. Most
of it is locked, unusable for living things, in snow and the ice at the poles
and on the peaks of the highest mountains."
Doug.
Another issue concerning the
Be skeptical with a very open mind, the mind and eyes can all be deceived.
Patent office closing due to lack of patents early last century.
Ships at sea can only get to 28Knots, the stone wall effect limit until
multi hulls came along and other variances. Now we get 80 + knots
The sound barrier
My thoughts only.
If Ike E wanted to stop W.W.II why did he halt the
advance of Montgomery? Did this halt mean that the "cold war" and all it entails
kept the war machines/companies alive? I put it to you if the war had stopped in
one hit how many would have been out of work and how many
Jason Katie wrote
1. exposing a substance to vacuum lowers the boiling point
In some instances this is used to lower the temperature such as in the
extraction of Tee Tree oils. This gives the oil derived by such means a
higher re-sale value as it is not boiled off at high temperatures.
2. a
Kirk,
I am an operator in many fields from electronics to
sustainable live stock and forestation and alternative fuels from wastes.
Treading a very unstable and un-balanced line between the haves and the have
nots and those that will never have. It is obligatory to educate ourselves with
Kirk,
This may be truein some cases and in some
types of beans, there are some real horrible concoctions under the term coffees
out there that shouldbe banned from being called coffee. However the
Arabica grown here is organic and hand picked, sun dried and then roasted. It is
atop Arabica
Was not sure why one would pay a high price for a virgin oil until I found
that special soaps needed different grades of oils. Some specialty market
soaps require high grade oils and other contents to reach niche markets.
Could this be the case with this oil?
Here the last lot of Jatropha seeds
What we would like and what is reality can be very different
to each and every one of us.
For me reality is the "W" factor built into many of my
projects, to this end their needs be a base line against loss and gain, this
line is zero in many instances. I am very interested in the press as
All things aside if he were to tier the costs from the poor to
the AB and UN etc so that the poor were "subsidized" this alone would not be so
bad. To this end am interested to find more details. Their are not
that many easy to use hand presses that will take the husks/shells and thus a
two
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2006 12:07 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] accredation (old post revisited)
Hi Jason
For those interested in self-certification, a model of grassroots
alternative to USDA
Shelf life??? Is the shelf life a proven shelf life and who determines the
type to date? Be good to have built in use by dates on every motor
vehicle/appliance et all, the manufacturers would just love it. They could
fore tell sales and you would be in deep for not throwing away your unused
car
Once was reading a book that was the end result of several
years of study on Whales. many moons ago they could communicate over very great
distances under water due to the silence of the seas. This communication has
been drastically reduced due to "Sea noise Pollution".
Was thought of
Wasn't this called "prohibition" a while
ago?
Doug
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From:
Michael Redler
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2006 9:44
AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] [Fwd: Re:
[DCBiodieselcoop] Police Check Point - fueldye test.]
Mike,
To me the case has been there all along, just
needsa "tower of strength" to take it on with international news coverage
and Jtf. The case was there for Ike, but all slept on and paid the $36M to Sloan
and Co. in Berlin. Why do we let history repeat,our heritage has not been
Peace,
Sell all your shares. Ditch the lot. remove the money from your bank.
Buy up gold bars or stocks in gold.
It is the only universally tradable currency, not to mention the outcome?
Oh it would hurt, it would involve a total re-think.
Doug
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From: D. Mindock [EMAIL
Title: Honoring the Sacred Core of Islam
We started with family structure, progressed
to group structure, handing of power from patriarchs to the people, to the
decline in racism, and the vote for women, we are now at the stage where
religion needs to harmonize. The radicals are but few that
WW II could/would have been incited without AH.
However it could not have been achieved without Sloan, Standard oil, Ford and
guess who? $36M was the payoff from memory to Sloan of GM because his factory
that produced military equipment/vehicles was bombed by the US. Hence the
compensation.
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From: Jason Katie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2006 8:25 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Fw: Honoring the Sacred Core of Islam
i dont really take stock in any religion, so i think i can see a lot of
the
problems with
Remember Bush was head of the CIA and other 3
letter agencies, do not think he has moved and left no connections from senior
to Junior. What other countries can get father son as their tops with
direct involvement and connections to 3 letter agencies? So why not impeach two
Presidents
Thought his legacy was already established well within the family? How can
so many be wrong? No body takes voting seriously, the majority it would
appear sleeps on.
www.conspiracyplanet.com
http://educate-yourself.org/cn/criminalsinaction29jun04.shtml
Doug.
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From:
have been
major factors in the collapse.
Lastly, if there were charges then why didn't the fire set them off
right away and collapse the buildings immediately?
Mike McGinness
lres1 wrote:
Just a note, not from an expert. Steel cutting torches operate at a
temperature
And slowly, oh ever so slowly they awake but awakening they are. Does time
give enough???
http://educate-yourself.org/cn/awakenedvetsindex.shtml
Doug
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Monday, April 10, 2006 1:13 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] [Fwd: [IP] Is
Cell phones can already be tracked by signal. Not sure it helps in a heart
attack but my phone tells where I am if asked. Cell phones can be used as
guidance to target.
Took an extra 2 or 3 years to get digital phones on the market as the boss
needed the ability to locate/listen before their
of the
metals and alloys when exposed to the heat. They must have been
major factors in the collapse.
Lastly, if there were charges then why didn't the fire set them
off right away and collapse the buildings immediately?
Mike McGinness
lres1 wrote:
Just a note
If it didn't work in the 60's with the same families at the helm why will it
work in Iran or Iraq??? 50 + million people sleeping??? Wake UP.
How's about private organization like this setting up an extra to elections
where people can actually say and confirm on a separate network who they
voted
Sticky/Glutinous rice from the fields makes real good ethanol. If used with
and injection of 15 to 20% water it produces much more energy in a tuned
engine to the fuel water mix than gas. Why the need to go to other
Bio-Fuels? The Ethanol with the water injection would be sufficient to run
Doug
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2006 11:02 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] The Accidental Farmer
We made most of our ethanol out of rice. We added 20% water
and drove our car and truck on it with excellent results.
How's about all dropping shares/stocks in oil and related products/goods,
just dumping them and investing in gold?
1976 -1977 Gettie oil was in Nabalek/Ranger uranium mining/surveying in
Australia, now Iran has the stuff, all in the same basket them bods. Get rid
of the oil and shares go into
The book makes for some disgusting thought processing, it
should be titled "The Real World". I was of the thinking that "we the waste
makers" was pretty bad till I read the later book.
Doug
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From:
Gary L.
Green
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Just a note, not from an expert. Steel cutting torches
operate at a temperature that burns the steeland turns the wasteinto
slag.A lot of small brass and alloy foundries that use small
furnacesuse Diesel or Kerosene as the source of heat. The amount of heat
to destroy the steel and alloy in
Flight by disc,
It was reported that the crash in the Antarctic was due to a
last minute programming disc inserted into the flight control system. The disc
had supposedly the wrong data and put the plane Air new Zealand flight
901,into mount Erebus.
I was of the opinion that the sulfur content in fuel was due to the
surrounds from where it was sourced. Shale oil was known to be very high in
Sulfur and as such was of much less value than other sources.
To note the GM (Detroit) series of 2 stroke engines did not
last long on the shale
For years the tube lights above the meat storage areas have
been emitting slightly red rays to make the meat look red. If you take meat from
the meat stall and put it under the lights in the cooler for green veggies you
will see the change in color of the meat. The change is also due to a
If it takes 1 second to drop a bottle of milk, the mop and
bucket are close and ready, it would take 10 seconds of very quick work to clean
the mess up.
100 years of US pol will take 1,000 to repair, a long haul
made by the few like Slown, HF and very few others activated by self greed and
Takes less than 1 minute to set a car up to disappear with
what is already in it. Takes but nothing to use what is in a kitchen to make a
large noise etc. Takes but a bit of tube and fuel/air to make a launch for
several 100 meters.
Very few safes are impervious to entry by alternative
See/searchOperationPhoenix on many
sites.
As far as I know the old or the youngShrub never
declared war or war was never declared on a small land locked country and
was never a threat to the US in any way. Guess who was in charge of the Citizens
International Authority at the time! war
I like the thought track here.
We are at about the same stage as Prohibition as it was when
Henry Ford produced a car to run on Methanol. At the same stage where Rudolf
Diesel made his engine on Peanut oil, did diesel fuel come first or the engine?
Numbers = weightis what's needed and from
Douglas Handisides
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Kurt,
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From:
Kurt
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Monday, February 20, 2006 6:32
AM
Subject: [Biofuel] Liberty BD
Issues?
***No virus was detected in the attachment no
My next batch of Ethanol will be mixed with a small amount of
castor oil to enable it to run in a tractor engine.
Put a ratio of about 85% ethanol and 15% water into my little
off road racing carts and the ethanol way out performed the petrol one. That is
two off roadracecarts exactly the
The easiest of vacuum pumps would be that from a
Toyota or such engine that has the pump, on the rear of the alternator for
operation of Vacuum assist brakes. Is easy to add a small oil reservoir and a
discharge into the same reservoir to lubricate the unit. The alternator with a
bit of
For all the different races creeds right down to individual family
structures the thought patterns and the associated thought denominators are
infinite. Common sense is not.
For Keith to take the time to respond to the mail lets me know that 1/ he is
alive and well on the hill/mountain and 2/ is
consequences for the ecology of the
region.
Regards
Bob
- Original Message -
From:
lres1
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Saturday, December 31, 2005 3:51
AM
Subject: [Biofuel] Seeds
Prakash Chhagani,
Can you please send
Prakash Chhagani,
Can you please send details of what you can supply in the
range of Jatropha of the non-toxic variety. Would like cost of DHL from you to
me here of 5,000 seed lots.
Thank you for your help.
Doug Handisides- Original Message -
From:
prakash chhangani
To:
Mike,
As is most common in life, in many fields, patent Lawyers hold
more patents than any other group of people. This for sure is not a surprise
just fact from my days as a member of "the inventors association"
etc.
What has been done in the past, my brother in-law included,
was to
Hi all,
It takes here up to 4 hours online to update an anti virus and
thus protection from would be hackers or just game players with zilch to do. To
update I need to select one update at a time as the server may go off within 30
minutes and thus I would have lost all if I had selected all
JQ,
To eat one Jatropha seed from heregives
thestomachan extremely sickly feeling with vomitingand a very
dizzy head. It is very similar to have ingested 8triplewhisky and
sodas. Lasting effects are forno less than 8 hours. (Above ingested by
accident by a moderate drinker at age 21).
Best
Hello all,
Am in a bit of a quandary as to Jatropha nuts for Bio fuel.
I have been advised thatthe non toxic variety of
Jatropha found in Mexico produces no oil for relatively simple processing
tobio fuel where that of the toxic variety yields
oil.
Fable or fallacy?
Still have found no
Arden and all,Thank you for your
suggestion but so far have been unable to locate any place that sells Jatropha
seeds from Mexico, they all seem to be from India and am not sure if they are
the toxic or non-toxic seeds.
The mail system here is very slow. Running the best it does at
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