I'm with you. with all the lists I read, and email I get, I'm over 500
messages daily. Let's stay on topic as much as we can.
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>To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: OT posts,was: [biofuel] Wet Blanket was Sea shanty
>Date
>Sorry if I appear to be the proverbial wet blanket, but has anyone noticed
>several unsubscription requests lately referring to excessive correspondence
>which they are unable to plow through, as well as "off topic" material?
>
>Would it be entirely out of line to suggest that we seriously attemp
>Ed B. said in reply to Dick Carlstein:
> >Excellent post. Now you also have my attention on the fogger. I'll look at
> >the archives.
> >
> >Thanks
>
>I fully agree, and find Dick's perceptions to be acutely sensible. A
>fogger just got added to my to-do list. Dick, I am not familiar with
>your w
That is quite ENOUGH thankyou. Get back to your harp, skaar, you ol' windbag.
There was a young feller named skaar
whose exhaust could be heard from afar
to save himself toil
he used straight veggie oil
and fouled it all up with the tar.
:-)
(Er, no need to respond to that, it's a suitably crum
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Answers are gi
Hi Ian
>Hi all
>Can Biod be used for Central heating?
Biodiesel's widely used for central heating in Europe. But they
probably add something nasty to stop it gelling in the cold weather.
>I see theres many questions regarding Tesla, theres some good stuff
>out there on his work.
>If the inter
Hi Todd and All,
I have to go with Todd on this one. I'm about to
have to choose between staying with biofuel and the
gasifacation list I need to join. If the OT, political
on this list stays as bad as it's been I'll have no
choice.
I believe it hurts the biofuel cause this list is
You can set your delivery option to "digest". You will still get all the
posts but all in one e-mail per day. You can skim thru a lot faster and
delete it quicker. You will not believe how much faster and easier this way
is. And you still get all the useful information you want and need. Good
So basically the questions ive raised are a joke Dick?
see 14 15 and 18
Ian
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From: Dick Carlstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 10:57 AM
Subject: [biofuel] do onto others...
> as staunchly as i support freedom, i also support respect for othe
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 respec
Mike,
Try the folowing: www.gardnerparts.co.uk/index htm
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B.r., David
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my name is david, chemical eng. student at state
polytechnic of bandung, indonesia. i'm doing the final
assignment to produce biodiesel.
thanks for the information keith, i can understand the
answer. the only reason i ask, is just the cost of
pure methanol is expensive. it's hard too make the
pr
Hi Mike,
Sorry I cant help as I am not an engineer, just someone who
has a bit of knowledge and repect for that which has gone before. Suggest
you try some of the marine notice boards and ask there. Perhaps someone can
help you. Where are you located? Try http://aqua.net.au/ See th
different personal situations, but feelings summed up well.
David Reid wrote:
> Todd,
> Thanks for the timely reminder but as someone who tends to be
>
> serious by nature and takes myself too seriously at times, I need to
> escape
> from my seriousness occasionaly, step outside my huma
Todd,
Thanks for the timely reminder but as someone who tends to be
serious by nature and takes myself too seriously at times, I need to escape
from my seriousness occasionaly, step outside my human frailty and have a
good laugh at myself and life in general so I remain at least partially
Yellow pages - Chemicals suppliers
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David,
Perhaps you can help me. I not that you have referred to the ' old
Gardiners and earlier diesels'. I have two L8 Gardners in a motor launch
(ML1200 old 1943 military vessel). I have been unable to locate Gardners UK
for spares. Do you have any info on this.
By the way, I've started ma
I vote for letting people say what they want to say. Besides, it only takes
me ten minutes a day to go thru it all. Its called a delete button.
Point noted, though!!!
Mike
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To: biofuel
Thanks Todd :)
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Sent: Monday, April 23, 2001 10:15 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] methanol reclaiming
> > Has anyone got any Methanol reclaiming details they could supply me?
> ...
>
> Ian,
>
> You will have to build you
So who can supply Methanol at under £100 inc vat for 205 litres here in the uk?
Ian
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maybe another group, biofuelsOT.
Appal Energy wrote:
> Sorry if I appear to be the proverbial wet blanket, but has anyone
> noticed
> several unsubscription requests lately referring to excessive
> correspondence
> which they are unable to plow through, as well as "off topic"
> material?
>
> Wou
Sorry if I appear to be the proverbial wet blanket, but has anyone noticed
several unsubscription requests lately referring to excessive correspondence
which they are unable to plow through, as well as "off topic" material?
Would it be entirely out of line to suggest that we seriously attempt to
early 90's for me.
"Dr. Gary Nelson" wrote:
> A shanty it was fer sure, and 30 years or more since I heard
> it as well -- 33rpms is a hint.
> Also a duo in a coffee house in Newport Beach played it in
> about 1959.
>
> Memories for sure
>
> GN
>
> David Reid wrote:
> >
> > Believe you would be
A shanty it was fer sure, and 30 years or more since I heard
it as well -- 33rpms is a hint.
Also a duo in a coffee house in Newport Beach played it in
about 1959.
Memories for sure
GN
David Reid wrote:
>
> Believe you would be right. Was just thinking that Ballad would be a better
> term tha
That's it all right. I can't recall the verses.
GN
David Reid wrote:
>
> Thought this was from an old British sailors shanty originally. Maybe wrong
> as I dont know or certainly cant remember hearing the whole thing. Believe
> if I remember rightly that it seemed to start with the words: "We s
Believe you would be right. Was just thinking that Ballad would be a better
term than shanty. Must be all of 30 years since I heard it
B.r., David
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Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 2:34 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] more windpowe
Thought this was from an old British sailors shanty originally. Maybe wrong
as I dont know or certainly cant remember hearing the whole thing. Believe
if I remember rightly that it seemed to start with the words: "We sailed on
the good ship Venus, By God you should have seen us etc. Ma
I heard it on a 33rpm record called Bawdy Songs and Backroom
Ballads -- eons ago.
GN
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> i believe i read it as a heading in an asimov book, maybe heinlein, but
> i don't remember heinlein being so sexual in his writing, though he did
> write my favorite book.
>
> "Dr.
Sorry David,
It's a toll free fax. I guess 877 is similar to 888 and 800 now.
I'm darn glad I got an 800 number before they ran out.
Todd
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Is at the bottom of every email. No one can do it for you.
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i believe i read it as a heading in an asimov book, maybe heinlein, but
i don't remember heinlein being so sexual in his writing, though he did
write my favorite book.
"Dr. Gary Nelson" wrote:
> Yar, mate. Thet be the one
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > circumcising
> > that's the one.
> >
ONCE AGAIN please be so kind as to unsubscribe me from this newsgroup.
whilst at the same time thanking you for previous knowledge ive gained here.
regards
Rob Evans
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From: sarah momsen
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, April 23, 2001 8:13 PM
Todd,
Thanks for the info. Took me 10 minutes to figure it out but area
code for the fax number is wrong. Area code for Lincoln is 402 not 877.
B.r., David
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For UK, I think the waxing problem is going to rear its ugly head.
Re methanol - you should buy a 205 litre drum for something like £92
including VAT and carriage.
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Ed, Steven et al,
T.P. bypass filters are ideal for cleaning diesel
and other similar fuels as they remove the asphaltine particles which are
the major cause of combustion soot and other contamination. I sell bypass
filters especially for this purpose. They are identical to
To whom it may concern
There is a US business that purchases in bulk all types of surplus hardware of
high quality - sometimes brand new, sometimes refurbished, sometimes hardly
used, retired military, etc..
Much of what they have is highly applicable to home bio-d manufacture and
making
> Has anyone got any Methanol reclaiming details they could supply me?
...
Ian,
You will have to build yourself an evaporative condenser capable of
maintaining a temp of 165 Fahrenheit, slightly above the boiling temp of
methanol.
It will consist of an airtight "pot" (except for the vap
Reminds me of friends of mine years ago who would go to parties and
jokingly remark so that everyone overheard "I suppose women are alright if
you cant get the real thing". At least they were guaranteed a response one
way or the other. Makes you realize how serious we all begin to take
ourselves
Yar, mate. Thet be the one
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> circumcising
> that's the one.
> tommy loy the cabin boy
> dirty little nipper
> stuffed his ass with broken glass
> and circumcised the skipper
>
> seems painful for both parties.
>
> "Dr. Gary Nelson" wrote:
>
> > And one about circums
i second that,
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i was at first interested in researching uses of bio
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emails almost daily
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Has anyone got any Methanol reclaiming details they could supply me?
Thanks
Ian
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> I'm going to have to give it a go. Btw, I've had a price on Methanol 100
> litres -£140+vat uk, is that good?
> Thanks all, thanks again Todd :).
Ian,
I dont know if thats a good price or not for the UK as I expect it
would be dearer over there but if that is the going rate believe you mu
circumcising
that's the one.
tommy loy the cabin boy
dirty little nipper
stuffed his ass with broken glass
and circumcised the skipper
seems painful for both parties.
"Dr. Gary Nelson" wrote:
> And one about circumscribing the skipper
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > i seem to remember
brings to mind another scientist i've had the pleasure of watching work,
"i'm not mad, i'm ANGRY!!!"
steve spence wrote:
> cute effects, but what good are they. Tesla went quite mad in his
> later
> years. Hey, at least he brought us AC electric.
>
>
> Steve Spence
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And one about circumscribing the skipper
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>
> i seem to remember one about tommy loy the cabin boy.
>
> Biofuels wrote:
>
> > The Cabin Boy's name was Carter
> > By gosh, he was a *arter!
> > When the wind wouldn't blow
> > and the ship wouldn't go,
> > They got Car
Thanks for the reply. I have no intention of running anything other than
BD. I am trying just trying to find out if unwashed BD will cause the
problems you mention. I am not worried about a small excess of Methanol as
the vehicle will be new. Do the fine filters you speak of remove residual
The rotor of the generator in CLearwater must be at least 30
feet tall.
It would turn slowly in low wind. I never tried to find out
who oned it or how much power it generated. But it was
certainly quite.
GN
jerry dycus wrote:
>
> Hi Gary and All,
> --- "Dr. Gary Nelson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Danfoss makes a preheater, I believe.
www.danfoss.com
Ed B.
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From: "Trudy Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, April 23, 2001 10:06 AM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Can Biod be replace central heating oil?
I read an Oil burner book that describes when using
I read an Oil burner book that describes when using heavier industrial fuel
oils, a fuel preheater is needed. It also said to preheat the fuel in the fuel
tank with a heat exchanger. This idea is how I'm planning to run my diesel on
straight vegetable oil!! Talk to your oil burner repairman co
A whole 'web page on the subject'
Thanks very much Todd.
Ive just done the rounds now from all my local fast food shops, 5 of the 6
were filled with Glee at the thought that someone would take their waste (i
was surprised too) saves them a trip to the tip.
Oh yeh the one that said no - McD.
I'm go
Hi David and All,
I prefer downwind rotors with rotatable tower
foils , I had been building them for 5 years 15 years
ago.
Your right, most noise comes from the interaction
of the blades and the tower. Another source is the
blade tips. I solved that by using single thickness
blad
Hi Gary and All,
--- "Dr. Gary Nelson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have seen a unit with this sort of rotor in a city
> near
> Clearwater Florida. Rotor was mounted vertically --
> that is
> axis of rotation was vertical eliminating any wind
> direction
> dependence.
Where might that on
Hi Gary and All,
--- "Dr. Gary Nelson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have seen a unit with this sort of rotor in a city
> near
> Clearwater Florida. Rotor was mounted vertically --
> that is
> axis of rotation was vertical eliminating any wind
> direction
> dependence.
Where might that on
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