Hi
There has been a lot of work done lately using
ultracapacitors as a storage/load leveling option.
The biggest advantage of capacitors is that they can
be recharged essentially an infinite numbers versus
300 or so for the best rechargeable batteries.
Ken
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On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 01:36:14 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
Hi
There has been a lot of work done lately using
ultracapacitors as a storage/load leveling option.
The biggest advantage of capacitors is that they can
be recharged essentially an infinite numbers versus
300 or so for the best rechargeable
Hello Mark, Tomas and all
Tomas,
Where could I buy one at this price?
I centrifuge all materials before washing on a
lab level, so using the Alfie unit would give a
level of automation.
One problem you are having is residual glycerol
contamination in the wash water causing it to
cloud very
Diesel from cruise ships poses health risk for downtown Seattle
06:06 PM PDT on Thursday, September 18, 2003
By GARY CHITTIM / KING 5 News
SEATTLE - Scientists have discovered a serious side-effect of a booming
industry. They say those big cruiseliners are pumping up more than just the
My washing machine is also modern, so I think I would risk having the
same experience you had, Pieter. Around here, wringer washers are
considered antiques and sell for a lot of money. 55-gallon drums
don't grow on trees and our water is so hard that water heaters are
lined with calcium
My new 1984 Mercedes 300DT is going to need an oil change right away.
Naturally I would like to consider using a non-petroleum-based oil.
What are synthetic oils made of? Snips and snails and puppy-dog
tails? Sugar and spice and all things nice?
In other words, are any/some/all synthetic oils
For those not privy to PBS (US), an interview by Jim Lehrer's with Jimmy
Carter was broadcast this evening.
Not only did Mr. Carter's perspective ring considerably more true than the
words of most officials and politicos of the day, relative to the West
Bank, Iraq, Korea and global concerns in
Hello Mark,
The small Alfie (alfa laval) separtor cost setted up for separation of fuel
oil including heater and pumps and autamtic levelswitches 9500 Euro. Our is
a 3000 hour used unit and we obtain a set of consumbale parts with the
separator if we go for it 1/3 of the new price. We are
Tomas,
Where could I buy one at this price?
I centrifuge all materials before washing on a
lab level, so using the Alfie unit would give a
level of automation.
One problem you are having is residual glycerol
contamination in the wash water causing it to
cloud very quickly. I find separating
I'd be careful putting synthetics in a high mileage vehicle that has run
petroleum oil its whole life. Synthetics have an aggressive detergent
action and tend to loosen the gunk that holds the engine together.
Subsequently, you may start developing oil leaks if you switch to
synthetics. Of
Todd,
How can you say that there is no such thing as swing voters? You're
implying that EVERY voter actually considers the issues and candidates
and makes an informed choice. The truth of the matter is that many
people still vote on party lines, though that number is decreasing.
It's true
murdoch wrote:
[snip]
The options seem to still be either pony up the cash to buy something
from one of the small manufacturers, or convert something yourself.
Maybe convert something yourself, but with the best batteries
that's expensive.
Indeed. Economies of scale apply with
murdoch wrote:
They will have to pry my computer and my MP3s out of my cold, dead fingers.
Many
people I know feel the same way.
I think the party's kinda over.
Not by a long shot.
In the words of, IIRC, Winston Churchill, This is not the beginning of
the end. This is not even the
These questions are in reference to the energy crisis we are having
right now.
1) Do you support the concept of a Hydrogen Economy?
2) Do you support nuclear energy to generate electricity?
3) If you support the Hydrogen Economy concept, what energy source
will we use to make the
Hi
I think they are all plant based. Read the amsoil.com site.
They have a really good bypass system.
Fred
On Thursday, Sep 18, 2003, at 00:16 US/Eastern, Maud Essen wrote:
My new 1984 Mercedes 300DT is going to need an oil change right away.
Naturally I would like to consider using a
I use Amsoil in my Saturn. Mileage improved a bit, since the oil flows
better.
Here is a line from one of the results below:
Firstly what are they?
Synthetic base oils are made from by-products of the crude oil refining
process.
It may be from wax that is extracted or from the gas that
Tim,
Are you surprised, they either do not want answer because they
do not know anything or they will not answer because they do.
http://energy.saving.nu/resources/scamartists.shtml
Hakan
At 06:13 PM 9/18/2003, you wrote:
These questions are in reference to the energy crisis we are having
Hello Mark, Tomas and all
Tomas,
Where could I buy one at this price?
I centrifuge all materials before washing on a
lab level, so using the Alfie unit would give a
level of automation.
One problem you are having is residual glycerol
contamination in the wash water causing it to
cloud very
My new 1984 Mercedes 300DT is going to need an oil change right away.
Naturally I would like to consider using a non-petroleum-based oil.
What are synthetic oils made of? Snips and snails and puppy-dog
tails? Sugar and spice and all things nice?
In other words, are any/some/all synthetic oils
I have been using Neo for many years Works great and they have many
diffrernt types of oil
http://www.neosyntheticoil.com/
Check it out
Geoff
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No Bryan,
What I am implying and abhore is the concept of categorizing and typifying
voters to the point of wonder of wonders that there is no point in anyone
even going to the polls as, of course, the pundents already know who's going
to obtain whatever margin already. It's a degrading,
On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 12:03:21 -0400, you wrote:
murdoch wrote:
They will have to pry my computer and my MP3s out of my cold, dead fingers.
Many
people I know feel the same way.
I think the party's kinda over.
Not by a long shot.
In the words of, IIRC, Winston Churchill, This is not the
In Aleks Foolproof method, step 18 recommends using %25 of the total
glycerine and mix with 10% phosphoric acid. Can you use other types
of acids for this? how about citric or sulfuric? i have seen these
mentioned when doing the bubble wash? Should you use the same acid
when doing the
Todd,
How can you say that there is no such thing as swing voters? You're
implying that EVERY voter actually considers the issues and candidates
and makes an informed choice. The truth of the matter is that many
people still vote on party lines, though that number is decreasing. It's
These questions are in reference to the energy crisis we are having
right now.
1) Do you support the concept of a Hydrogen Economy?
Not if it involves getting hydrogen from a hydrocarbon
2) Do you support nuclear energy to generate electricity?
Only if it comes from currently existing
Hello,
Just my two cents on the issue of synthetic oil. Just to give you a little
background on my knowledge of oil. I started an oil additive/friction reducer
business about a year ago and in that time I have spent many many hours
searching on the net and talking with mechanics, oil
In response to your question on synthetic oil, check out this web site called
The motor oil Bible Cost about $10.00 to down load but will answer all your
questions
True synthetics base stock is made of PAO's (Polyalphaolefins) there are other
base stocks, some of the advise you were given
Are you saying this because you are selling a normal engine oil
additive?
How can you deny all of the testing that indicates quite clearly to me
that synthetic oil works much better for much longer?
Martin Klingensmith
nnytech.net
infoarchive.net
-Original Message-
From: A Wilkins
In addition to what you're saying, one pet peeve of my own is the
coverage of the coverage. I wouldn't mind seeing a breakdown of how
much media coverage is of:
A) Candidates' views as to what the issues are and what their views
are on them.
B) Candidates' supposed electability.
C) Candidates'
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