computer.. its hooked to sensors and looks at your speed and how fast
the car is stopping.. if the car is stopping very fast... hitting
somthing solid at speeds above 20 miles an hour or so the computer
records the last few seconds of information on throttle position, brake
line
have not looked into it in depth buth if you only need a bit of a
vaccuum you may be able to get it by using an air compressor and a
venturi. A used vaccuum pump might be available on ebay at an
attractive price. Keep me posted if you do any actual expeiments.
stan
I am also looking for a 'well seasoned' 300D for biodiesel use. There are a
few reasonably priced early '90s machines on the market. Are there issues
running B100 on the generation just after the 80-87 model?
Mike Wagner
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Martin K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This data can only be subpoenaed by a court of law AFAIK. It is only
kept for a few seconds leading up to when airbags are deployed. Beyond
that, nobody would be able to find out anything even if they wanted to.
That is because the loop is only that long
Hello Kirk,
Now this is what I call useful information. But I am curious, what do you
mean by solid state ?
AntiFossil
Mike Krafka
Minnesota USA
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Illuminated plates, he he. I belive they have a real problem with that in
Toronto Canada where they have an electronic toll road that takes pictures
of the liscence plate and send you a bill by the post for the costs, so some
folks have taken to putting those neon type illuminated liscence
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Hello Kirk,
Now this is what I call useful information. But I am curious, what do you
mean by solid state ?
I would guess he is referring to the innards of the speed camera being
of the same construction as the innards of a digital camera,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_camera
Hi Luc,
Yes, I can see how they might have an issue with that. Isn't it funny how
skipping out on paying for services really seems to get peoples attention?
I know when I was still in Texas up until 1999, in the Houston area, they
were installing those wonderful (dripping with sarcasm) little
http://www.startribune.com/stories/1519/5211218.html
There Is No Tomorrow
By Bill Moyers
The Star Tribune
Sunday 30 January 2005
One of the biggest changes in politics in my lifetime is that the
delusional is no longer marginal. It has come in from the fringe, to sit
in
the seat of
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Automotive Black Box
Hi Luc,
Yes, I
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There Is No Tomorrow
By Bill Moyers
The Star Tribune
O'Neil,
Hey there. I just started on the BioD journey recently my self. In fact
today I made my first test batch with new Canola oil and KOH.so far so good.
Not being a chemist, there is very little chance that I could do this with
out all the help this site, Girl Mark, Lance and Steve here
anything ]
Sorry if I mis-quoted you. That was the take I got on what you said.
But you were wrong. And it was said several times.
Perhaps it was just a misunderstanding
It's not a misunderstanding. If you're going to quote someone back at
them, rather belligerently as you did, it's
Hi,
2 sources of vacuum pumps: Medical off diesel cars. I have used an
ex-medical vacuum pump to transfer liquid. They will usually evacuate to
about -1/2 atmosphere, or about -3.5 lbs. Car vacuum pumps are not as good.
Most pumps require oil mist for lubrication, but this can be introduced
You had better believe it, it has been used to put more than one person
behind bars, and without a warrant.
Greg H.
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Sent: Saturday, February 05, 2005 21:09
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But I
Helow
The price of imported canola oil in Brazil is 3 time than
soy bean oil as this is proved and recomended to prevent cancer.This
oil has superior unsaturated fatty acids and is recomended as one
of the best oil to prevent cancer.
Hence using the oil cake to make BIOD
Hi Luc,
As I believe you said that your sister was thinking of moving to Europe from
her homeland for a bit of fresh air, I might mention that I am a US expatriate.
I've lived overseas now for a total of fifteen years. The reasons were varied,
partly economic, partly to reduce work stress,
Thank you Keith for bringing here Sanjay Suri report
Only bringing all the leader from the south and very less
developed nation , the world can com togother as one.
By helping the poor people have Biofuel power , the developed
nation can get back all the money as money
Hi Keith, et. al.,
Yes, that is what I had in mind. Kim had mentioned how much she valued the
interaction on this list, something that I also value, and feel that many
value. It is/has been an education and even an inspiration. At the same time,
for the world in general, I feel that to move
Recently there have been many news reports concerning global warming, some of
which have discussed the melting of huge amounts of glacial ice from the poles
and high mountain ranges. Often, there is also mention of the fact that the
actual global temperature has risen very little. What I
snip
I am building the Appleseed reactor and so far I have spent about $200 on
lab gear (glass ware, pH meter, scale, etc.), and three steel 55 gal drums.
Still looking for a suitable 50-60 gal water heater for which I will most
likely spend $50 - $100 from a local used plumbing shop. If you
Hello,
I would like to try making bio-diesel. I've been reading as much
material as I can find on the topic, but have not been able to find some
key bits of information. I was hoping people on this list might know
some of the answers or be able to point me to other resources.
OnStar, gotta love it eh? The epitome of an invible friend. The Chucky, kind
that is.(Chucky is a demonic marionette come alive and terrorising everyone)
However this feature is an option, so you control whether or not you want to
be surveillanced, unlike the other gizmo, and like you said,
I think you will find that the W123 body type will do the job quite nicely.
Now that the expansion of my BD system is almost complete the next project
upgrade on the BEnz this coming fall, God willing, is to go to a two tank
system commonly used for SVO/WVO however I want it for deep winter
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From: Dana Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 06, 2005 11:35 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] Re: New method for the production of home made bio-diesel
I just started on the BioD journey recently my self. In fact
today I made my first
Not my sister, someone else's, however you make interesting points. I have
lived in Canada, the US, New Zealand and Australia and have travelled to New
Caledonia, Fiji, Tahiti, as well as The Samoas (Western and American) and
can say with all assuredness that it certainly IS an education.
The
Thanks Doug,
I think nitpicking (as you say) is allowed in this forum.
It's always good to have someone around who is interested in checking the
details.
The only additional thing I would encourage is to look for what can't be found
in print. The proof of the pudding is in the tasting and
Why not make your own 'Water Heater'?
Greg H.
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From: Dana Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 06, 2005 21:35
Subject: [Biofuel] Re: New method for the production of home made bio-diesel
I am building the Appleseed reactor and
Luc,
I do not think that the climate have changed that much, when it comes to
individuals that travel. This of course assuming that you are not going
directly to the trouble spots. It was interesting to see that you have been
in Western Samoa, which I found to be one of the true paradises
I was still in Texas up until 1999, in the Houston area, they were
installing those wonderful (dripping with sarcasm) little cameras on
every traffic light they could find.
Those cameras are everywhere here in the UK. On motorways they track you
over bridge to over bridge and in urban areas
Hey everyone. I just got back from Montreal and had a blast!
I stayed at a hotel on Cresent street (Rue Cresent) and it was total chaos (in
a good way) -- a string of shops, cafe's, bars and dance clubs.
I don't know if I can make a serious contribution to this thread. I just wanted
to say
Hi,
Car rental companies have been using a version of the black box to record speed
and other factors,
giving them a record of the renters driving habits. If you have to rent a car,
you may want to be aware of this practice. There is no such thing as privacy
anymore,
regards
tallex
Hi Luc,
As I believe you said that your sister was thinking of moving to Europe from
her homeland for a bit of fresh air
Uh, Derek, that would be MY sister!
I might mention that I am a US expatriate. I've lived overseas now for a total
of fifteen years.
I moved to Canada in
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 07, 2005 10:01 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] U.S., Islam, and Religion
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I would be sad to see her go, only because she would be very far away, and
at times, she seems like
Hi,
Hi Mike, et. al.,
Well if we had more choices there might be less of a need for negative voting.
What I mean is that it seems like a long long time since either of the two
parties have put up candidates whom I wanted to vote for. Rather, I find myself
voting for the one I least dislike.
I can tell you flat out that even a 90% vacuum
conducts VERY well and you NEED a 2 stage pump.
Otherwise stay with a full atmospheric pressure
collector. There is very little difference between 1
atmosphere and 0.1 atmosphere. I know this from
experience.
Kirk
--- Doug Foskey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cameras that do not use film have a CCD array (charge
coupled device) as they are small and low power unlike
the vidicons, orthicons and plumbicons of yore.
They are silicon detectors much like a transistor.
They are not vacuum tubes, they are a special type of
integrated circuit.
If you have a
For those that do not have this opportunity to broaden
their perceptions of the world --
Buy a good shortwave radio and use it.
Kirk
--- robert luis rabello [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Hi Luc,
As I believe you said that your sister was
thinking of moving to
Derek,
I don't think anyone has much of a clue as to the actual amount of heat that is
being produced and absorbed into the ice. Once the ice is gone, we might really
start cooking around here.
Derek
I would imagine they will get a clue when Manhattan is under 2 feet of water.
That will
The sad truth is that these crackpot evangelical christians DO believe
the fantasies they have fabricated and they are attempting to remake
America and the world based on those fantasies.
Let's don't shoot the messenger.
In addition to being a journalist, Mr. Moyers is/was an ordained
Southern
Yes, there were tropical conditions in Montana at one
time. Coal deposits in Antarctica. Since plants also
suffer from high temps it is interesting to
contemplate what the equator was like. I suggest the
thermal pump was far more energetic (equator to pole
air flow)
Your comment re buffering is
AntiFossil
Mike Krafka
Minnesota USA
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From: Dana Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, February 06, 2005 10:35 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] Re: New method for the production of home made bio-diesel
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I am building the Appleseed reactor and so
I do not think canola or soy are fit for human
consumption. Canola is a variant of rape seed, a
member of the mustard family. Humans should use olive
oil and it should not be used for cooking. For cooking
natural saturated fats such as tallow (beef fat)should
be used.
I have been researching
Hello Kirk,
Although this is the first time I have ever seen this actually written,
I do not think canola or soy are fit for human
consumption
I could not possibly agree more, and also for health reasons.
AntiFossil
Mike Krafka
Minnesota USA
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, February 07, 2005 6:31 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] Re: New method for the production of home made bio-diesel
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Be aware that the 1 clear water pump usually recommended for these
reactors is
Hello Robert
(This is robert's attempt at clarification)
Our foreign policy feeds from the well of our culture. I have a
couple of Arabic friends (a Palestinian and a Lebanese) who complain
that decadence in our society, especially consumerism and the weird
depravity
Very interesting! Seems to me I've read explanations of this before,
but it didn't really hit home. Thanks very much for putting it so
clearly.
Once the ice is gone, we might really start cooking around here.
I fear you're right. :-(
Regards
Keith
Recently there have been many news
G'day Keith/Dana;
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Be aware that the 1 clear water pump usually recommended for
Some algae resources and snippets for you - not a lot, and probably
you've seen them before.
First, a post to the Biodiesel list on GMO algae engineered for oil:
William Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 01 Jun 2004 09:53:44 -0500
Subject: Re: [Biodiesel] Re: How do u get biodiesel from
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Sent: Monday, February 07, 2005 12:26 PM
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Hello Kirk,
Although this is the first time I have ever seen this actually written,
I do not think canola
Why not cook with olive oil? George
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Sent: Monday, February 07, 2005 1:00 PM
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Uh, g'day Luc
G'day Keith/Dana;
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Kirk,
Alright, I think I will go ahead and try to find a
used vacuum pump from somewhere,it seems to be worth
it.Would a 4 cfm 2 stage be sufficient?I guess a hard
vacuum seems to be the best way to go about making
solar tubes out of glass.That's really interesting
that you used a very reduced
Say Mike,
If you have an extra water heater, I am in Minnesota and might be able
to easily get it if there was one available!!
fred
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AntiFossil
Mike Krafka
Minnesota USA
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From: Dana
I just received this from my father, with no references, of course, to
verify any of the numbers contained within. However, I do know him to be an
honest, and trustworthy man. So, while I cannot vouge for the validity of
the specifics of this post, I can, without hesitation, say that if my
I do not think canola or soy are fit for human
consumption. Canola is a variant of rape seed, a
member of the mustard family. Humans should use olive
oil and it should not be used for cooking. For cooking
natural saturated fats such as tallow (beef fat)should
be used.
I have been researching
The pumping rate determines the cycle time assuming the connection is large
enough so that it doesn't have a large effect on pumping rate. I used to pull
water vapor out of refrigerator systems that had gotten contaminated. Took
hours though.
The coating from the torch is carbon black and is
Kirk McLoren wrote:
I do not think canola or soy are fit for human
consumption. Canola is a variant of rape seed, a
member of the mustard family.
and just how does that disqualify it for human consumption?
Humans should use olive
oil and it should not be used for cooking. For cooking
http://www.mercola.com/2003/oct/15/cooking_oil.htm
Although mainstream media portrays olive oil as the healthiest oil, this title
does not extend to cooking. Olive oil is primarily a monounsaturated fat. This
means that it has one double bond in its fatty acid structure. Although a
Hi Kirk,
It is very interesting that you are experimenting with this tech. There used to
be a company
called Fournalle in Montreal Canada that had licensed vacuum tube solar
collectors from Phillips. They tried to market
their systems for about 10 years but went bankrupt around 1984.
More than a little opinionated aren't you? I challenge you on your allegation
of nuttiness. Prove your statement has any factual basis. For example your
denigration of chelation is without factual knowledge. You write in the style
of the keepers of the one true faith. I'm willing to bet your
You bet it's available Fred! What part of MN are you in? I'm in south
central, very near Easton.
AntiFossil
Mike Krafka
Minnesota USA
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Sent: Monday, February 07, 2005 1:39 PM
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