I';m definitely going to go do a tucson class, just
haven't decided
exactly when. I'm thinking late April or early May. Last time I did a
class in Tucson it was several years ago and we somehow got 30 people
to attend, so there's definitely interest.
Mark
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, mu
I'm running a biodiesel equipment building Intensive class two days- April
10th and 11th, 10 am-5 pm, Santa Cruz.
To register and for location, please email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
this is a hands-on class where we'll build:
-A `fumeless' enclosed processor which can be converted to a
methanol
Comprehensive Homebrew Biodiesel Class
March 13, 2004, 9am -5 pm
At Biofuel Station, Laytonville, CA
Biodiesel is a renewable fuel made from any plant oil and other
fats.
It can be used in any diesel engine without modifications, and can be
made easily in your backyard.
Biodiesel greatly reduce
Sorry, I just sent out that announcement without including the class costs:
$20-$50 per day sliding scale (ie pay what you wish, and we encourage you
to be there for both days but it being Easter Sunday I imagine some people
will miss one of the days),
the homebrew book is optional and $7 (I do
My question to the group involves a 55 gallon drum used
as a
processing tank. If the mixing shaft were to be lowered straight
down into the center of the tank, would adequate mixing take place?
Or would a vortex form in the mixture and inadequate mixing take
place? I see some tanks have th
Just thought you all might want to know that Josh Tickell is speaking at
Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts on Tuesday, March 9.
(tomorrow).
I am looking at this as an opportunity to ask him about the plans
(thoroughly discussed on this list as less-than-safe) that he published
for a bd
MoveOn.org Voter Fund's lawyer, Joseph Sandler of
Sandler, Reiff and Young
observed, "The federal campaign laws have permitted precisely this use of
money for advertising for the past twenty five years. The most recent court
rulings continue to uphold the legality of what MoveOn.org Voter Fund is
Hiding War's Toll
http://tompaine.com/feature2.cfm/ID/10071
Nancy Lessin is the co-founder of Military Families Speak Out, an
organization of families opposed to the U.S. invasion and now the occupation
of Iraq, all of whom have loved ones in the military. Her son Joe is a
Marine who was de
Nitromethane has very low energy content per gallon,about
one-fourth
as much as gasoline. The only reason for use of NM is that it carries
some free-able oxygen, to use for its own combustion. NM needs only
a little extra oxygen to burn. For use in situations where the
limiting factor is handlei
Good reading on biofuel in Minnesota.
http://www.minnesotatechnology.org/publications/magazine/2003/Spring/f
eature_Page4.asp
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
Biofuels list archives:
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuel/
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--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, "Appal Energy" <[EMAIL
PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hiding War's Toll
>
> President Bush's rationale for taking us to war in Iraq has
crumbled. The
> truth about supposed Iraqi weapons of mass destruction is being
told. At the
> same time, another truth remains hidden b
Jonathan,
Yes. No. Yes.
If you get the contents mixing well enough for a vortex to form, you
shouldn't need to worry about baffles.
If you're speaking of using an open head drum without the lid, I certainly
hope that you're working upwind of the fumes and with a TEFC, hydraulic or
air motor.
T
>My question to the group involves a 55 gallon drum used as a
>processing tank. If the mixing shaft were to be lowered straight
>down into the center of the tank, would adequate mixing take place?
>Or would a vortex form in the mixture and inadequate mixing take
>place? I see some tanks have the
Dear list,
My understanding is that biodiesel claims an energy balance of around
3:1, which I understand to mean that for every btu going into its
creation, it returns 3 btus.
If this is correct, what is the energy balance of fuel made from WVO?
Surely I can charge the energy necessary for g
Thanks for the notice, I am planning to go as it is. I
like Josh, and always
take the time to wish him well.
As for homebrew, I guess I'm a precautionary tale. I now am developing a
commercial scale processor, 100 times the size of the previous, and that is
where
my faith lies. Homebrew is ne
Hello Lyle,
I've ben working on this issue for a while. Here are my conclusions.
>From the references given below, we have a methodology for calculating the
Energy Return on Energy Invested (ERoEI, although some folks have other
acronyms) for soy biodiesel. The generally agreed number is 3.2, t
Pathetic.
http://sanfrancisco.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/stories/2004/03/01/da
ily22.html
- 2004-03-02 - San Francisco Business Times
March 2, 2004
S.F. has among nation's highest public transit use among commuters
San Francisco is among the cities with the highest use of public
transit,
>--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, "Appal Energy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hiding War's Toll
> >
> > President Bush's rationale for taking us to war in Iraq has
>crumbled. The
> > truth about supposed Iraqi weapons of mass destruction is being
>told. At the
> > same time, another truth remains
Bryan Brah wrote:
> I don't know if I'd be quite that uncharitable in my characterization.
> It takes a lot of time and resources to bring a new product to market.
> Furthermore, they may just be vague and evasive to protect their
> proprietary technology. I inquired about the OX2 engine about a
On Tue, 9 Mar 2004 21:49:28 +0900, you wrote:
>Pathetic.
>
>
>http://sanfrancisco.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/stories/2004/03/01/da
>ily22.html
>- 2004-03-02 - San Francisco Business Times
>
>March 2, 2004
>
>S.F. has among nation's highest public transit use among commuters
Some thoughts:
1.
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Hallo,
Tuesday, 09 March, 2004, 14:16:27, you wrote:
FEF> Oh God That's Funny!!
It isn't if you neither have a virus scanning program nor know much
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All I can say is why bother using M$ products?
If cars were this unreliable, & stopped randomly, & you had to get a
mechanic out to fix, who would buy that manufacturers cars??
I have not had a virus in 4 years of using Linux. (I now run Mepis, a
derivative of Debian Linux that is incredibly
It's not necessarily the "car" that is unreliable as much
as it is the
humans who are vandalizing the "car."
MS has its problems, but the people who's intent is to wreak havoc have
considerably more.
This is the Beagle/Bagle virus.
Todd Swearingen
- Original Message -
From: "Doug Fos
http://www.themilwaukeechannel.com/automotive/2908995/detail.html
My view:
I think there are some AM talk-show hosts and other public-discourse
participants who think that a very large portion of this is due to the
refusal of the U.S. Government to allow domestic production of fuel.
In a way th
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