Date: Thu, 18 Sep 2003 22:09:53 -
From: nortonvillars [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: What Is Synthetic Oil Made Of?
Synthetic oils (Group IV and V) are made from ethane, propane, butane
and other gases-liquids from petroleum processing or hydrocarbon
processing. The
I strongly suggest Mobil 1 15-40 or 0-40. These are the two highest rated oils
by MB, andthe only two that pass their most stringent testing. If you want
more information, try searching on www.mbz.org. As a mercedes diesel owner, I
highly reccommend joining the MB Diesel list at that
In reference to our recent discussions of Electrics and Hybrids and trailers and
what-not.
NEW YORK TIMES
Friday, September 19, 2003
Lots of Zoom, With Batteries
By CHRIS DIXON
O.K., you hit this button, says Alan Cocconi, pointing to a control on
a little G-force meter attached to his
Hi, Im new to this list, and interested in WVO burners. I have strated to
collect WVO from a restaurant, and would like to build a babington style
burner.
Anyone with experiences willing to share?
Mike
JAMAICA
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john koning wrote:
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
Date: Thu, 18 Sep 2003 22:09:53 -
From: nortonvillars [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: What Is Synthetic Oil Made Of?
Synthetic oils (Group IV and V) are made from ethane, propane, butane
and other gases-liquids from petroleum processing or hydrocarbon
processing. The
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September 16, 2003
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Hi, Im new to this list, and interested in WVO burners. I have strated to
collect WVO from a restaurant, and would like to build a babington style
burner.
Anyone with experiences willing to share?
Mike
JAMAICA
Hello Mike, welcome
You don't say what you want to use it for. The Babington gives
FYI
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Thanks Keith,
I must say I am honored to hear from you, as I have always been a silent
admirer of your work.
I have been amazed at what you have done, and moreso I find your site
interesting as I used to live and work that side of the world too.
I would like to use the waste oil from a
Hello All
I am looking for a an early 90's diesel volkswagon to run biofuel in
and am finding that most models for sale have turbo fuel injected
motors (TDI). Does anyone have any info on the compatability of such
engine systems with biofuel (the injectors clog for example)? Is there
any
In reference to our recent discussions of Electrics and Hybrids and trailers and
what-not.
NEW YORK TIMES
Friday, September 19, 2003
Lots of Zoom, With Batteries
By CHRIS DIXON
O.K., you hit this button, says Alan Cocconi, pointing to a control on
a little G-force meter attached to his
simonswb6 wrote:
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
Hi Mike,
Reading your posting, I cannot avoid making a few reflections.
20 gallons of WVO per month is far to valuable to use it for heating
of water in Jamaica, you do have the perfect location for using solar
panels for that. For the hot water to bungalows, salt water distillation,
etc.,
I have to say I'm starting to change my mind about acid in the wash,
but I think it has to be used a bit more scientifically than just
'adding some' which is how homebrewers seem to use it. Ive messed up
a batch while experimenting that way not too long ago, overdid it on
the HCL and a
Dear all,
I'm doing a self study on the viability of using Jatropha
Oil for road transport in Tanzania. Please, I would like
to know the economic viability and technical issues to use
Jatropha Oil for road transport.
Cheers
Bukaza Chachage
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Hi Mike
Thanks Keith,
I must say I am honored to hear from you, as I have always been a silent
admirer of your work.
Mike, thankyou, really - as for my work, it's great of you to say so,
much appreciated, but an honour, not at all, nothing special, mumble
mumble...
I have been amazed at
Salui Hakan!
What I really should have said is that we have installed solar, but I was
thinking of WVO as a backup as opposed to electric heating.
I also thought of providing the same restaurant with hot water, so they will
get a better grease removal from the plates
Mike
JAMAICA
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Martin,
I say nothing because I sell something. I say what I believe based on what
I know and have found out about the industry.
I would like to ask you one thing about synthetic working much better much
longer: Where on the bottle does it say you can go longer
between oil changes
It doesn't. Unless it's Amsoil the manufacturer still wants you to buy
their oil every 3000 miles.
http://www.amsoil.com/lit/lng_article/
http://www.mobil1.com/why/myths.jsp
While Mobil 1 has given excellent results in extended oil drain tests,
ExxonMobil prefers to remain conservative with oil
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