Hi,
I am a gearhead first and foremost. A friend of mine has a VW Jetta diesel
(TDI) and he introduced me to Biodiesel. I do not currently own a diesel
vehicle but I am looking to convert my Toyota LandCruiser to diesel, plus I
want to look at the potential of using a biofuel for heating oil. I
> Please read what you wrote a couple of times
> and draw some parallels with things that happens in some
> of todays democracies. You will see the picture also and
> understand why I am worried. I am not saying that it will
> develop along the same lines, only that it is similarities.
I did jus
I found this web site http://www.miles2go.com/suc2.htm
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, James Slayden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And on that note, I sent off some email a while back for some
Jatropha
> seeds and have still not received any information back from
Reinhard. I
> am kinda miffe
Thor,
I wanted to take the winter war separately, see
below.
At 04:52 PM 2/4/2003 -0800, you wrote:
>
>Also, I can't imagine where you got the notion that
>Germany fought in the Winter War against Finland. The
>Soviet Union and Germany had a non-aggression pact
>during that time, in which the
if ethanol causes canser the booze industry (which I have supported for
25 years) is screwed . and I guess so am I!! Robby
murdoch wrote:
>Last one for now.
>
>From:
>http://www.ethanol.org/Information/Myths%20about%20Ethanol.htm
>
>Top Ten Myths about Ethanol
>(according to your friends at the
Dear Thor,
I am familiar with this and more, but if you go through
democratic systems, without direct or proportional
representation, the wrong guy can come to power and
this without representing the popular vote. US have such
a system and the current president is an example on
that. It is true
How much? Does it run?
At 02:35 PM 2/4/2003 -0800, you wrote:
>Who wants it?
>
>BC, Canada...
>
>60 LANDROVER 2.25L diesel, 88" pastel grn, PU cab, lockers frnt & rear,
>twin tanks, batts, PTO winch, htd glass, D90 dr tops, tire carrier, 33"
>BFG mud TA's, high ratio transf case, rf rack
>
>ema
>And on that note, I sent off some email a while back for some Jatropha
>seeds and have still not received any information back from Reinhard. I
>am kinda miffed cause he was a poster quite often here and on
>biofuels-biz. Anyone know of a seed source?
>
Try ECHO:
http://www.echonet.org/
ECHO:
Hi Myles
>David-
>
>And the numbers in such tables can be widely disparate.
Naturally - the situation they're grown in, the growing methods, and
much besides, are also widely disparate.
We use rather low averages, I've said here a few times that any
small-scale grower could almost certainly d
Comments mixed in below.
Greg H.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 04, 2003 12:22
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Re: OT: Columbia Space Shuttle Lost
If they had determined in space that the Shuttle was not safe to return to
earth the move would have b
Who wants it?
BC, Canada...
60 LANDROVER 2.25L diesel, 88" pastel grn, PU cab, lockers frnt & rear,
twin tanks, batts, PTO winch, htd glass, D90 dr tops, tire carrier, 33"
BFG mud TA's, high ratio transf case, rf rack
email me off list if interested.
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If they had determined in space that the Shuttle was not safe to return to
earth the move would have been to send them to the Intl. Space Station
where they could have docked and just sat it out until we could send a
different shuttle to get most of them and if there were still two left up
there
Hakan, Curtis, and others who may have weighed in with
similar opinions,
First, let me apologize for a late response to this
threadI was both lurking and busy with other matters.
Hakan, you asserted that the Nazis had democratic
support and that Fascist Germany and Italy held
elections until t
The following may interest you...
Excerpt from:
http://www.eru.uregina.ca/kybettbd/chem207/Chem%20207%20More%20efficient%20c
ars.html
Someone (A French racing car driver I believe) announced, at a conference in
South Africa in 1999, that he had designed a car ( the MDI-TOP) that ran on
pressuriz
David-
And the numbers in such tables can be widely disparate.
For example, Euphorbia Lathyris, in Tickell (see
http://attra.ncat.org/attra-pub/biodiesel.html ) is rated as the 2nd highest
non-tree plant source of oil at 1119kg-oil/hectare, while at
journeytoforever it is only rated at 440kg-oil/
>If you can't find the info online, there is a wonderful by Josh Tickel
>called "From the Fryer to the Fuel Tank" which has charts with this data.
>---
>Jesse Parris | studio53 | 53 maitland rd | stamford, ct 06906
>203
And on that note, I sent off some email a while back for some Jatropha
seeds and have still not received any information back from Reinhard. I
am kinda miffed cause he was a poster quite often here and on
biofuels-biz. Anyone know of a seed source?
James Slayden
On Tue, 4 Feb 2003, Crabb, Dav
If you can't find the info online, there is a wonderful by Josh Tickel
called "From the Fryer to the Fuel Tank" which has charts with this data.
---
Jesse Parris | studio53 | 53 maitland rd | stamford, ct 06906
203.324.
Does anyone know what species produces the most oil?
how about maturity times?
thanks
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Thx, I had lost track of the air car because I also am skeptical of the
business-status of it.
Do you happen to know what ever became of the movement to get the air car to
Mexico City?
So long as I'm at it, I think Mexico City continues to remain a sort of
clean-air-problem-in-wait-of-a-high-p
I don't think so, it takes aprox 3-4 months for turn around, and it's my
understanding that the other shuttles are still under evaluation for cracks
in the fuel lines. I don't think that shuttles were ever ment to dock with
each other, and they only have a limited number of seats ( 7 ). The limi
The o ring problem was in the boosters. they are dropped on launch. this
vehicle was returning. there is some evidence that heat tiles broke off on
launch which may have damaged a seam near the landing gear. That would
explain the loss of air pressure in the tires right before loss of contact.
tim
Don't confuse the believers with science ;-)
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There would be hydrogen cars, if there was a cheap, clean source of
hydrogen. There is not. Hydrogen comes from fossil fuels, which keeps
President Bush and his oil buddies in the drivers seat, while making the
ignorant believe they have been saved.
Steve Spence
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wrote:
>
> FYI...
>
> Armstrong diesel furnace, made by Lennox, 85,000 btu, brand new,
$575
> obo. ÊTel: 780-476-9485 Edmonton.
>
$CN??
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
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Biofuel
FYI...
Armstrong diesel furnace, made by Lennox, 85,000 btu, brand new, $575
obo. ÊTel: 780-476-9485 Edmonton.
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Big energy owns patents on producing Hydrogen and has the muscles/capacity.
They are ready to move into the next killing field where they can master,
again!!
President Bush just promised us Hydrogen cars for the year 2015.
You think it's coincidental that the White House and the big energy see
som
Tricia Liu wrote:
>Air car in South Africa, check out this link
>
>http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/988265.stm
This link was first posted to the list on 25 October 2000, the day
following the story's dateline. There was a lot of discussion of it
then.
Here's the link to the website (al
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