At 09:22 AM 1/19/04 -0800, Jeff wrote:
>I have been looking on how to make methanol out of wood. I have seen a
>couple of articles on how to make ethanol out of wood, but not methanol.
>
>If anybody could share some information on what would be involved and what
>it would take, please let me
I reffed some information on this page before, though it wasn't
finished yet and wasn't linked from anywhere. Now it's finished, lots
more info there, and it's not even spring yet!
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_winter.html
Biodiesel in winter
It's linked from this page:
http://journey
I reffed some information on this page before, though it wasn't
finished yet and wasn't linked from anywhere. Now it's finished, lots
more info there, and it's not even spring yet!
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_winter.html
Biodiesel in winter
It's linked from this page:
http://journey
>As the very first contributor to the list, my thanks to Keith for his
>sterling work, and an obvious question:
>Will the archives still be accessible from Martin Klingensmith's NNYTech
>site?
>
>David T.
Thankyou David for your kind words. And thankyou for your
contributions all this time. I re
Hello Jim
>Sunday, January 18, 2004
>
>Dear Keith:
>
>Thank you for your thoughtful reply. When I joined the list, I did
>not understand that the list was intended primarily (or only) for
>the home brew hobbyists.
You joined six months ago, and it wasn't intended for homebrewers. It
says: "F
Hello Noam
>Hey there,
>
>I am a public school teacher in Seattle, WA.
>
>I am teaching a unit in my science class based on biodiesel, and I
>was wondering if there was anyone out there who has done this
>before. Have you done this?
We've helped teachers do it.
>I would love to talk to you. I
jamie_lutch wrote:
>while I understand keith's point, I dont understand the point
>of 'running the list requires resources'. Unless the list is
>moderated (and I dont think it is), running a yahoo list requires
>almost no effort.
:-) You reckon. That's an optical illusion. There are plenty of
p
Robert,
Please contact me. I can help you. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Original Message -
From: Robert & Tiffany Berry
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, January 19, 2004 7:32 PM
Subject: [biofuel] new to the game
Hello all, I am interested in making my own biodiesel and
Hey there,
I am a public school teacher in Seattle, WA.
I am teaching a unit in my science class based on biodiesel, and I was
wondering if there was anyone out there who has done this before. Have you done
this? I would love to talk to you. If anyone has advice for me that would be
great as
>I have been looking on how to make methanol out of wood. I have seen
>a couple of articles on how to make ethanol out of wood, but not
>methanol.
>
>If anybody could share some information on what would be involved
>and what it would take, please let me know.
>
>Jeff
Hello Jeff
See:
http://i
Stuart,
I have spent 10+ years running European organizations and a good part
with involvement in and with US businesses. My reaction was not if it was
good support or not, these problems are spread equal. My reaction was
on the guy's arrogant side comments and lack of knowledge, not that
he hav
Chris Stratford wrote:
>So what happens to the sulphur? Does it go into the black sludge that
>you end up burning? If so does it contribute to acid rain type emissions.
Did you read the whole thing Chris?
Keith
>--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >We
Hello Ken
>An interesting report although somewhat wrong in my
>opinion. Do the authors have an axe to grind, part of
>the lunatic fringe, or a special interest group paid
>by someone to promote one version of the truth? Do
>these authors have any certifiable knowledge or
>experience in the a
http://news.moneycentral.msn.com/breaking/breakingnewsarticle.asp?feed=OBR&Date=20040120&ID=3299502
Maybe if we pay in Euros and not Dollars, the price would be holding
steady:
http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml;jsessionid=OG0IAR52FBSJ2CRBAELCFEY?type=businessNews&storyID=4168
Hakan
I read your posts with wonder at the common sense you normally write -
probably because I am of the same age group! However, in this case
I think you have got it wrong.
On 17 Nov 03 I wrote to a Director of Robert Bosch concerning the
need for a recall notice regarding one of their fau
"1939
Diesel Kiki Co., Ltd. was founded as a joint venture involving
representative engine manufacturers
in Japan. Production of fuel-injection equipment
begun under the technical license agreement with
NAFT Gas in Fairfax, CA, just north of SF, just stopped
selling
biodiesel, which they had been conveniently offering for about 6
months.
I thought there were some interesting lessons in the whole story
behind this pump- the interaction between the enthusiasts of our
growing B100 community,
Hi,
I would like to produce a seed/crops required for
making ethanol/biodiesel.I am living in
Aurangabad,India and having my own farm. I also would
like to start making my own biodiesel and thereby i
want hand on experience.But in the first stage i am
interested to produce seed or raw material re
Good rant. You don't say if you investigated on-line sources for
information. If not, look at this link.
-- Jay
Click here: Robert Bosch type VE Diesel injection pump
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Alan:
What is it you are trying to find out about the pump? I forget.
Edward Beggs
On Monday, January 19, 2004, at 09:49 PM, Alan Petrillo wrote:
> I've been trying to get technical information on my injection pump for
> a
> week now, and I'm finding nothing but frustration.
Biofuel at Jou
**
NAFT Gas in Fairfax, CA, just north of SF, just stopped selling
biodiesel, which they had been conveniently offering for about 6
months.
I thought there were some interesting lessons in the whole story
behind this pump- the interaction between the enthusiasts of our
growing B10
while I understand keith's point, I dont understand the point
of 'running the list requires resources'. Unless the list is
moderated (and I dont think it is), running a yahoo list requires
almost no effort.
What would be better, imo, is to allow the biofuels-biz list to
continue, as a low vol
As the very first contributor to the list, my thanks to Keith for his
sterling work, and an obvious question:
Will the archives still be accessible from Martin Klingensmith's NNYTech
site?
David T.
Biofuels at Journey to Forever
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
List messages are archive
Company reps generally have NO tech knowledge,just uninformed
double-talk.Independent pump rebuilding companies or large vehicle service
centers who have
their own in-house pump experts are good sources.I have had sucess receiving
info from GERMAN headquarted companies by going to the home off
Alan,
I think it is an awful experience, but you are a bit unfair in
referring to it as a German company experience. I would
say that it is a typical US support person experience and
that is from my experiences. If it would have been a German,
you would generally been met with a more serious dis
I've been trying to get technical information on my injection pump for a
week now, and I'm finding nothing but frustration. I've talked to 2
Bosch reps now, and they've got me so frustrated I could chew iron and
spit nails.
First I talked to Jeff Wundel (sp?) at Robert Bosch Sales Corp. My
Hello all, I am interested in making my own biodiesel and I would like to get
some hands-on experience. I live in the Seattle-Tacoma area, but am willing to
travel. Ultimately I would like to produce between 100 and 200 gallons a week.
I have a 1988 International Harvester bus, which I use
tampaping here
I'm not to far behind you
I'm gathering up my methanol and lye
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