..hi keith..i wood like to know if ??you can take 5 .gal. of w v o. and add
5gal. of
..diesel fuel to it / mix it up. to get 10gals. of 50/50mix ??WILL IT WORK in
a fuel tank in my truck ??is a F 250 HD DIESEL 1997..??oooyes and por it in a
filter first..
..??WILL IT WORK.. thanks
Aflevering 4: Biobrandstof
Biobrandstof? Wat is dat? Alles en meer over biobrandstof komt u te weten in
deze aflevering. Rijden op olifantenpoep is niet iets uit een sprookje!
24 oktober aflevering 4: Biobrandstof RTL5 21:00
See dutch TV RTL5, also on AstraSAT
JLB
on my email that is posted with every one of the messages I have going to
the list and ask away, or...
Luc
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From: Fritz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 3:44 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Running B100
Hi Luc,
my name is
Hi to all. I am looking for a group of people who want to make bio diesel on a
modest scale for personal use.
I live in Sonoma and work in Petaluma CA.
I am willing to join an existing group or start a new group.
I can scrounge up most of the hardware for 160 l per batch scale operation.
Is there no an easement for the power lines?
If so, they can cut anything within the easement, but not outside it.
-Guy-
- Original Message -
From: Kim Garth Travis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 3:44 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] Trees and power
snip
So, I have 6 months to be off grid. Any ideas of how to stream line
the process and get me to where I need to be?
Looks like your utility just lost a customer ; ) Good for you.
The first step is to assess your energy needs. Over the next couple of
weeks, keep track of how and where
On Tuesday, October 19, 2004, at 07:44 PM, Kim Garth Travis wrote:
snip
So, I have 6 months to be off grid. Any ideas of how to stream line
the process and get me to where I need to be?
Bright Blessings,
Kim
On Tuesday, October 19, 2004, at 07:44 PM, Kim Garth Travis wrote:
snip
So,
The US standard for biodiesel is ASTM D-6751. You can find it on this page
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_yield2.html
or Google for it elsewhere.
Each test within D-6751 is specifically drawn out under other ASTM
standards..., all a bit like pealing an onion.
Todd Swearingen
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grow high enough to interfere with your wires, is there any way you
could not cut the Dogwoods?
Neanderthal to Joe, Sure thing. We never cut the Dogwoods. Besides,
there are no Dogwoods this time of year.
On Oct 19, 2004, at 7:58 PM, GuyW wrote:
Is there no an easement for the power
Paul wrote
Biofuels - Flower Power
I think its kinda clever..
Recent advances show fish oil and algae to be promising large volume sources
of oil. A better slogan might be:
Biofuels- If it's slimy it's Power.
Dan
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http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_make.html#3biod
When I first got started I dedicated a kitchen blender, a re-sealable
Grolsch beer bottle (for the methoxide) and a small saucepan to the project
along with a simple thermometer that I used to use for checking refer loads
while trucking
Hi Kim,
an ambitious project for most people, however, I suspect you are up to it.
Are your telephone lines strung on the same poles as the electrical lines? If
so,
does the telephone company have the same rules as the electrical company? If
so,
do you have other options for telephone
If one,two or three turn out to be fakes, there is a better than average
possibility that they are ALL phoney propaganda ploys.
http://www.nationalvanguard.org/story.php?id=4045
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light bulb could have been changed differently.
7 to caution about the dangers of changing
So, I have 6 months to be off grid. Any ideas of how to stream line the
process and get me to where I need to be?
I live in Houston, too, and I am mostly off grid and totally off city
water here is my web page click on the 'Off the Grid for Newbies' or
'Emergency Home Water' prompts,
Hi,
I have read similar stories from other Texans, but never heard that the
trees to be cut where on utility right away or not. If on the right of way
they are the power companies trees, even if someone else planted them.
Kim's decision is to keep the trees and let go of the power company,
If ya get down to Palo Alto, we have a 4-person cell with a 40 gallon
fumeless processor.
We're certainly happy to help you with know-how.
skk
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modest scale for personal use.
I live
go to: (you will find test batch procesor, nad how to do it.
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_processor7.html
regards,
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Doug and Kim,
You are bringing up an interesting subject, which vary from countries and
provinces (States), but generally my experiences are,
- Electricity companies rights and obligations end at the user connection
to the meter.
- After the meter, the installation are regulated by
Hello,
My interest in your list came about whilst browsing the www.
I have in my possession a quantity of new fuel heaters that i thought may be
of
interest to your members.
I have two types.
1st, Stanadyne inline fuel heater. Complete kits with wiring and solenoids.
New and boxed but old
a great bunch of replies! Who needs a tall black pointed hat when
such an excellent oracle is to hand.
Thanks again
Keith
Greetings
I can't find my tall black pointed hat and the wild garlic seems to
be out of season, so I'm completely incapable of figuring out
anything about
You mean a virtual light bulb or a real one?
Anyway, you missed one - the beancounter. You. I think you need a new abacus.
Best
Keith
1 to change the light bulb.
1 to post that the light bulb has been changed.
14 to share similar experiences of changing light bulbs and how the
light bulb
You've had some good replies.
Hello biofuels people,
I am about to start making my first batch of biodiesel and I have a
whole bunch of questions.
in much of the literature it says that it is important that your
reacting vessel be sealed to keep the fumes in but the logistics of
how to
Dan, this post was hilarious. LOL! Jonathan.
Dan Holden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:How many forum members does it take to
change a light bulb?
1 to change the light bulb.
1 to post that the light bulb has been changed.
14 to share similar experiences of changing light bulbs and how the
light
two or maybe three a year in Japan. And October is too late for
typhoons anyway. Seems nobody told this one...
Most of them have missed us, or the worst of them have, we just got
the accompanying three-day drenching. I thought this one would be the
same, and we were well into the drenching
Hallo Ken,
Monday, 18 October, 2004, 04:38:15, you wrote:
KR --- Legal Eagle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The US is no friend to anybody, when carefully
looked at. They have NEVER
ever done anything sacrificially in it's entire
existance.
KR You never heard of World War I or World War II
were never cut. Now, they are cutting everything in sight, clearing the so
called easements. Yes, they have the right which is why I am going off
grid then they can get off my property and leave my trees alone. There is
also the problem of them insisting on coming in and pouring chemicals
- Original Message -
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 8:09 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] ANOTHER typhoon!!!
I can't believe it - this is TENTH this year. Usually there are only two
or maybe three a year in Japan. And October is
At 09:26 PM 10/19/2004, you wrote:
Hi Kim,
an ambitious project for most people, however, I suspect you are up to it.
Thanks for the vote of confidence
Are your telephone lines strung on the same poles as the electrical lines?
No, the telephone comes in from a different corner and is
When one takes the time to look at the three big monotheistic religions of
today; traditional Torah believers, Muslims and Christians it is not long that
upon reading in these Holy Books that one comes to the conclusion that there is
nothing inherently wrong with this belief system as it all
Hello Kim,
Our fuel ethanol production is not engineered for individuals, and we
have great electrical generation potential. Therefore, if you wanted to
start a fuel ethanol coop, we could discuss your potential feedstock.
Although you previously mentioned that you are not inclined to use fuel
As I have said many times, it is not everyone who calls him/herself a jew
that adheres to, nor believes in the aims and goals of the Zionists and their
oppression of others. Here is what those have to say in their own words about
Zionism and anti-semitism :
Martin Klingensmith wrote:
You can without issue, so long as the current required by the device
does not exceed the current rating of the battery charger.
Please be wary, that most motors do have the startup current requirements,
not only continuous operation current requirements. The startup
Just wondering..
Megan
SE Gippsland, Victoria
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I'm not Kim, but I though I'd answer some of these questions just to give Kim
and others an idea on our off grid solutions. See below:
= = = Original message = = =
Hi Kim,
an ambitious project for most people, however, I suspect you are up to it.
Are your telephone lines strung on the same
The quick answer is no, the long answer is maybe, depending on climate and
vehicle (Not the Ford, sorry). Ford's don't do well on cold veggie. Breaks
injector pumps. Heat it and it will work.
= = = Original message = = =
..hi keith..i wood like to know if ??you can take 5 .gal. of w v o.
The Tragedy of the Idealist
by Bob Wallace
Before he was executed, Adolf Eichmann was asked to explain his actions.
I was an idealist, he said. An idealist, one whose moral compasses
were spinning madly. Perhaps all idealists, in greater or lesser degree,
have such compasses. The Nazis and
wouldn't need any foreign oil ;)
Dan Holden wrote:
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1 to post that the light bulb has been changed.
14 to share similar experiences of changing light bulbs and how the
light bulb could have been changed
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Hey Jammers,
Was it when you first
Published on Tuesday, October 19, 2004 by the Seattle Times
The Politics of Consumption
by Philip Cushman
Yes, the presidential race has been ugly. But the accusations, smears
and spin of the current campaign, although disgusting, are only
reflections of a much larger problem. The plain
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Flying the Dirty Skies
Environmental Fallout from the Low-Budget Travel Craze
by Rebecca Bowe, Katherine Hartley, and Robert O'Connor
It has never been easier to fly. Internet-based services and
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offer plane tickets
Congress takes aim at SUV tax deduction
Thursday, October 7, 2004
BY DEE-ANN DURBIN
ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON -- Lawmakers are taking aim at a tax break for luxury
sport utility vehicles in a bill before Congress this week.
The bill would lower the amount small businesses can deduct for
China's Dependence on Dangerous Coal Keeps Growing
October 18, 2004 - By John Ruwitch, Reuters
SANDAOLING, China - Dong Ye lights a cigarette and doesn't give a
second thought to fate - his or his country's - as he steps off a
dump truck onto the dirt road that winds into the Sandaoling
Hello Todd,
The size of the operation is critical in evaluating capital
expenditures. If you have not selected a commercial system, then you
may want to phone our biochemist and president at BioFuels Energy
Corporation to discuss processing advantages. Our biodiesel tested as
an excellent fuel
Add 6 to get upset about all the mercury in the CF bulbs going into
landfills ( after they burn out / break / stop working ), and from there
into the environment.
Then another 6 to post all the remarkable advances of LED's and how they are
better than CFs and 3 or 4 of those posts with have URL's
Hello Kim,
If and when you disconnect be sure to produce a legal document that
gives your easement back to you. Otherwise, they can keep on using this
avenue to invade your property even when you go off grid regardless of
trees and/ or vines. This is the most often used right of way for any
Hello Keith,
Although this article makes some good points, it may be neglecting the
philosophy applies to school bus use. The number of vehicles necessary
to carry students in small numbers (one, two, or three) is still more
fuelish than transporting a larger number of students in a mass
Generator is primary. I do have wind and sun, but I do get lots of cloudy
days and when it is the hottest, my wind dies. Solar panels are too
expensive for me. We have no hydro possibilities.
Solar panels are coming down in price, and you can always start small and
add as you can afford.
Best wishes, Keith. We will envision a well but wet hen, a refreshed
countryside, and a good brew in your behalf. Our Western United States
could use some of that moisture. Please visualize it heading our way.
Peggy
Subject: [Biofuel] ANOTHER typhoon!!!
I can't believe it - this is TENTH
only two or maybe three a year in Japan. And October is too late
for typhoons anyway. Seems nobody told this one...
And no one instructed the bumble bee that according to the laws of
physics it shouldn't fly either
:-) Indeed. Nor can fleas jump. They take off at a fantastic rate of
You are right Peggy,
To use a large bus for transportation of only a few students is a waste of
energy.Our local school district has a policy of using smaller bus
models ( one that holds about a third of the capacity of the large busses ),
and even large vans for handicap students and routes
Dan,
Also the slimy cactus can produce a gallon of fuel ethanol per five
cactus leaf pads. All the slime in okra, cactus, cattail roots, and
more makes good biomass feedstock.
Peggy
Subject: [Biofuel] Biofuels slogan
Paul wrote
Biofuels - Flower Power
I think its kinda clever..
Recent
just added it to my list of things to do. Fortunately, it is near the
bottom. grin
Bright Blessings,
Kim
At 09:40 AM 10/20/2004, you wrote:
Hello Kim,
If and when you disconnect be sure to produce a legal document that
gives your easement back to you. Otherwise, they can keep on using
Hi Andres,
The web site you mentioned for Texas incentives is not accessible
without authorization. Please forward the specific information or a
different access. Also, these incentives can assist other states when
formatting their own plans, so we need to be aware and understand
nuances of
Bumblebee move's it's wings, it generates more than double the maximum
amount of lift than was previously thought.8-PLOL
Noit is really true!
He's right Keith, try and stay dry.
Thanks Greg, we seem to be dryish enough. And it's gone now, barring
the aftermath.
Actually,
countryside, and a good brew in your behalf.
Thankyou Peggy, would that it were so - the hen will be even
grouchier than usual, the countryside is sodden and bedraggled, where
it's not flooded, the deer and wild boar fences have all blown away,
a lot of trees are broken... The usual chaos
Generator is primary. I do have wind and sun, but I do get lots of
cloudy days and when it is the hottest, my wind dies. Solar panels are
too expensive for me. We have no hydro possibilities.
Solar panels are coming down in price, and you can always start small and
add as you can afford.
It is possible to turn the cellulosic biomass into fuel ethanol instead
of methanol.
Peggy
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Greg Harbican
Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2004 7:46 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Methanol from
Kim,
i would look into making Methane,all Manure and comestibles can easyly at
lowcost transformed into Methane and burned in a Gasgen or used for
koocking!
Tonight i will foreward a few Links about Methanproduction
Best wishes
Fritz
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From: grahams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Amen! Very profound, very acurate, very much in touch.. now where do
we go from here? Age old question, has any one really ever reached the
answer? Yes or no; did we listen, will we hear it, can we comprehend and
follow? If not, what is to become of the human race? Humans are
Wind can be simple. Our AIR 303, for instance. Put it on a tall pole, run the
wires to the battery bank. The charge control circuitry is built into the wind
unit (and is broken, on our unit). No complicated fuss. We are trying to get a
403 upgrade kit which will increase output, and fix the
Terry,
Your misguided attempts to distort truths, and make Bush seem like a good
guy, do offend me. Nothing could be more anti Christian then the current
Bush administration, inspite of what he says on TV. Actions speak so much
louder than empty words. Also, I don't think being intolerant
Sure, and end up getting the BATF involved?No Thanks.
Only one of the reasons I would rather deal with methanol and not ethanol.
Turning cellulose into ethanol generally ( but not always ) takes a higher
amount of production ability ( time, energy, equipment ), than using simpler
sugars.
Good for you Walt!
And we at BioFuels Energy Corporation are the same. Because we
understand the need for biofuels, we (a group of people who are mostly
retired or semi-retired) have designed a small fuel ethanol production
facility that can be easily set up in most any area for immediate
To: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: NASA's James Hansen: Bush Admin Filtering Science
Date: Wed, 20 Oct 2004 11:05:29 -0400
EMS UPDATE - Oct 20, 2004
http://ems.org
NASA Scientist: Distortions Institutionalized Under Bush
Dr. James Hansen, a top climate scientist at NASA, told the
iff a psychiaatraist is on list and polledd, he would kprobabaly
tell youuu none sincee the lightbulb is pervecctly capable of changianby
itsellff, but it really must want tooo change,buck,
How many forum members does it take to change a light bulb?
You mean a virtual light bulb or
Much of the US propraganda machine may put forth the idea of a just war of
good and evil,
but I don't think many thinking people actually believe it.
Isn't this what Empire has always been about?
Has a major Empire ever invadad just to eradicate evil in a place where there
was
Jennifer, in a previous message, Terry states that he did not write the initial
voter guide. He merely passed along a message that has been on the internet.
Jonathan Schearer.
Jennifer Doty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Terry,
Your misguided attempts to distort truths, and make Bush seem like a
I expect that this will open a whole can of worms, but, it is only my intent
to point out something's that appears to me, as being odd with the comments
in the article.
See below.
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From: Jennifer Doty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October
We should add this to the summary, Buck.
Peggy
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] How many forum members does it take?
iff a psychiaatraist is on list and polledd, he would kprobabaly
tell youuu none sincee the lightbulb is pervecctly capable of changianby
itsellff, but
I am glad to hear that. I believe that most people on this list are
intelligent enough to not carry those same views. What is sad is that half
of America is not that smart. They don't see the truth in front of them,
and choose to remain ignorant. They call it patriotism, I call it stupid.
It
I appreciate the advice you have given me. my college chemistry classes
taught me titration, not too difficult and not my reason for selecting
the 2-stage process, after reading both recipes throughly I decided that
there was not much more difficulty in the 2-stage process as long as you
On the contrary. Passing along a message, unless a disclaimer or refutation is
added, implies the sender Agrees with and supports the message passed. Even
the message involved says if you want to help spread the information (ie, you
think it's good stuff), please pass it on. If you don't
Our state energy commissioner gave me the following Internet site which
shows benefits from all the states.
Peggy
-Original Message-
From: Pam Groce
Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 11:36 AM
To: 'Peggy'
Subject: RE: Texas BioFuels Incentives
Peggy-
Try this link - once you are on
That can be a little tricky, to answer. After all, what is a natural
resource, what is strategic value?What if the winner does not perceive
strategic value or natural resource, until after the conflict and already
has them in hand, or even after the conflict does not perceive it as such?
A truly wealthy person is one who needs little.
Kirk
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Hi Kim,
I don't know if you have wood available or not, but
it could be used
for cooking. Are you familiar with Lehman's? They
have wood cookstoves,
and just about anything else that you
Kim I changed the thread to reflect a little more of what you are doing.
I am doing some SVO conversions of trucks here in Austin and doing a generator
would similar if not the same.
I have had LOT'S of experience running generators long term in Mexico and at
deer camps and 3rd world
cook on it. I am planning on building a wood bread oven for outdoor baking
in the summer. Ohio is not Texas, where the temperatures can hit over
115F, so AC is necessary, not just a luxury. I only cool my place to about
80F. Any warmer and my computer refuses to work.
Bright Blessings,
I don't know if you have wood available or not, but it could be used
for cooking. Are you familiar with Lehman's? They have wood cookstoves,
and just about anything else that you would need for off-grid living.
They started their business to supply non-electric things to the
Amish. See them
Peggy,
--- Peggy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Keith,
Although this article makes some good points, it may be neglecting
the
philosophy applies to school bus use. The number of vehicles
necessary
to carry students in small numbers (one, two, or three) is still more
fuelish than
Hello Hakan.
I was bussy lately but finaly I could manage to search for data on
Hydropower in Paraguay.
I made a mistake stating that we have here 100% hydropower in the electric
grid, it is more likely 99.5% because there are still some places that are
too far from the main electric grids
What's your BELIEF regarding US Vice President Dick
Cheney's history of heart problems
http://archives.cnn.com/2001/HEALTH/06/29/cheney.chronology/
Hi Greg,
And furthermore, the belief that health care requires continuous
monitoring and supplemental assistance is a mind-set
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