Ha! Maybe I'm just over-confused with the abundance
of
"> > > >" in email. Don't know who-wrote-what
sometimes!!
Curtis
--- Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Please don't ascribe this one-sided view to both sides
of the argument.
Keith Addison
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Hello Gang;
The man with all the answers for this may be found at The Essential Oil Company
in Portland, Oregon, USA. Contact Robert there: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
800.729.5912 Phone / 503.872.8767 FAX.. Robert has traveled the world and has
extensive knowledge on this and other essential oil matte
actually this is exactly what we do with this forum.
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> Keith wrote:
> > Glad you posted some of the Stauber interview - good stuff. Here's a
> > bit more from him, concerning the so-called leaders of the
> > environmental movement and more:
> >
> > http://www.prwatch.org/prwissues/1997Q4/
> > PR Watch, vol. 4, no. 4:
> > Flack Attack
> -snip
Hello Reinhard
Thanks for the reply.
>Hello Keith,
>
>We ran the lister type diesel engine directly with Jatropha oil,
>which was just sedimented. The only adjustment of the engine was a
>second fuel filter.
Well, thankyou, that's what I thought. There's a Biofuel list member
in Australia wh
Keith wrote:
> Glad you posted some of the Stauber interview - good stuff. Here's a
> bit more from him, concerning the so-called leaders of the
> environmental movement and more:
>
> http://www.prwatch.org/prwissues/1997Q4/
> PR Watch, vol. 4, no. 4:
> Flack Attack
-snip-
> Business an
MH wrote:
Have any of you taken a peek at either of these
or others related to this topic?
If so would ya mind voicing your opinion and/or listing them.
Todd wrote:
> Why Hoagy...I'm surprised. Didn't you know that these texts are
> all part of a bigger "communist plot" to take over all
> "
Greg,
Article sent. Hot link is cut off by one letter, which is on the
second line.
Hit the hot link. When the error message comes up paste in the
second line after the incomplete url.
Todd
- Original Message -
From: Greg and April <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, June 20, 2002
Well, these are two very different questions. For the 2nd, Keith is better in
answering it.
Other than the palm oil fruit, the Jatropha seed is quite solid. In an
expeller, like the sundhara expeller or the Taeby-press etc. about 70 % of the
oil can be extracted in a very simple and decentrali
Hello Keith,
We ran the lister type diesel engine directly with Jatropha oil, which was just
sedimented. The only adjustment of the engine was a second fuel filter.
A UN-project took this over and they were disseminating the Lister type diesel
engines with plant oil. But right now they don't m
Hello folks, I just joined after reading a few posts and deciding
that this group may actually prove an interesting read...:) I had an
idea which actually expands beyond the biofuel field into all
alternative fuel arenas.
It seems that alternative fuel development is being rather coy in its
Could you send me that artical, I keep trying the link and do not seem to be
able to get it.
Greg H.
- Original Message -
From: "Appal Energy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 19:14
Subject: [biofuel] South Dakota Voters To Decide On Industrial Hemp
> http://www.
Thanks Harry & Todd,
You've made my mind upits time for another experiment. I'll let you know
how it goes. First of all I have to finish my cropping, then I'll fit a SVO
kit to the ute, crush some more Canola, try that out, mix mutton fat BD &
methanol together, try that in the ute and then I
Hello,
1.
I live in Indonesia, but frankly I never been seen how the process to extract
the oil from palm fruit.
The island which a lot of palm tree farm and palm oil factory is in another
island, while I never been there.
I heard they crushed the palm fruit and boiled with a lot of water and t
>"Subject: Re: Global warming b.s.
>
>You keep coming back with this stuff, eh, Marc? You get debunked, you
>wait a few months and then try it again as if it never happened."
>
>Sorry - must have missed the message that "debunked" me; all I remember
>was a lot of orthodoxy being spouted.
Yes, tha
I originally made my sight tube out of clear PVC, but found it could not
handle temps much above 140 F. It sagged when it got too warm. I have
since replaced it with PEX tubing, not clear but translucent enough that I
could see the level inside and calibrate the out side of the tube in gallon
in
Hello Reinhard, Nizar
>There are initiatives to produce plant oil and use it as fuel
>(Jatropha oil). But in a direct way (SVO = straight vegetable oil).
>
>I think it is much more easy to use the pure plant oil and adapt the
>engine to use it. Some stationary engines even don't have to be
>mo
There are initiatives to produce plant oil and use it as fuel (Jatropha oil).
But in a direct way (SVO = straight vegetable oil).
I think it is much more easy to use the pure plant oil and adapt the engine to
use it. Some stationary engines even don't have to be modified, like the Indian
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