Kirk McLoren wrote:
> Very lossy -- and not recommended.
> Don Lancaster was interested in efficient inverters and the least number
> of switches.
> I think his website is tiaja.com
http://www.tinaja.com/magsn01.asp
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Wow, nice catch Bede, Fits right in with "is there blame?"
I just love to blame stuff on Bush and his cronies. Except...I'm not
sure that all the kings men could have put Orleans together again.
Certainly, having pissed away the country's emergency resources, Bush
is responsible for many of t
No.
I'm saying that when specialist from the
field of meteorology say it's going to be a bad storm and they should evacuate
coastal areas, people should believe them.
I'm saying that when specialist from the
field of geology say that a any break in the levies would put 20 feet ( or
more
New Orleans was not only lost because Bush has his troops in Iraq but
because the cause of the hurricane is that the Gulf of Mexico is very hot
this year because of Global Warming and Bush has not signed the Kyoto accord
or helped in anyway to slow down Global Warming.
Terry Dyck
From: "Bed
> Date: Thu, 1 Sep 2005 14:37:35 -0500
> From: "Manzo, Emil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Katrina slams New Orleans. Is
> There Blame?
> To:
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>
>
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> You can either shrug it off or have
I think it was in mid 2004 that the US gov,
leaned on the NZ gov, claiming that the information that he was giving out was
causing a terrorist threat.
Greg H.
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From:
Peter
Morgan
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Thursday, September 01,
In a message dated 9/1/2005 5:16:20 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm sure that there is a percentage of people who have exercised poor
judgment. Who hasn't exercised poor judgment? The irony here is how
you express less sympathy as the suffering from those mis
I think you are right, but, that doesn't
help him right now.
Greg H.
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From:
Joe Street
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005
15:12
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Cross Posted: Fwd:
[DIYGasTurbines] Re: I'd like to
No you shouldn't be dumped from the list.
Let's me see if I can put it in terms of your reactor.
If a guy down the street designed a reactor, and it caught fire.
2 months later he builds it again, and it catches fire again.
Who is at fault?
A different person hearing about biodiesel decides to
Well - it IS nice to kick over a hornet's nest, from time to time...
I like this table (posted earlier):
Table 12.1 Energy-storage data.
Maximum energy-storage capability of various materials
W-hr/lbm kJ/kgMaterial
14,900 118,250 Hydrogen
5,85046,430 Ga
That's where you are wrong Todd.
For many things I am still at the bottom of the heap, and freely admit it.
For other things I have learned from other peoples mistakes, and admit to
that too.
Other things I learned from my own mistakes, nothing wrong with that either.
Simply put, I refuse to be
Manzo, Emil wrote:
> Hi Joe, for no (very few) moving parts you need a ram-jet. Or as some
> used to call a “scram jet”.
>
A scramjet is for once you reach super sonic speeds and is designed
"slightly" differently then a ramjet. Same
mechanics of operation though.
> It is essentially a pipe wit
Keith,
Thank you, Yes I received that email after I sent mine.
Juan G.
From: Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] BioDiesel Processor
Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2005 04:01:39 +0900
Hello Juan
>I would appreciat
In a message dated 9/1/2005 10:04:45 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Good
call Kirk;Thats why I am setting up a non profit organization for
making biofuel. http://www.nonprofitfuel.caPower
to the people man. Lucky they left a loophole for us to jump through
eh
Hi, Kim
I think that both HO and chlorine act as oxidizers, providing similar
sanitizing effects, but I'm awfully rusty. Oh! Accidental pun, my
favorite kind!
And here in florida they use copper compounds to reduce algae growth in
slow moving waters. As I seem to recall people tossing a few
Yes, after making temperature correction for water at 25-30C I get 0.785 which is very near literature value of 0.7893 for ethanol and pure enough for mixing. Could you please enlighten me why you did not opt for E85 auto which I understand is available in USA?Tom Irwin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Mike,
Good to hear from you. It looks as if Keith has already
given you a surfeit of information. However, on the local scene there's
plenty of small scale action. You may not be aware of it but in fact Godzone
is possibly ahead of the world in plans for major biofuel production.
Kim,
You and Greg are not the only ones who feel that way. I am just getting
caught up on the day's email, and I found that I agree more with you two
that most of the others on this particular topic. If I lived in a
disaster-prone area, like Southern Louisiana, Florida, Southern California
o
> Greg has not condemned anyone who tried to
> help themselves, just those who don't.
And precisely who's position is it to condemn anyone? And what right is
it of their's to say that those whom they condemn or denigrate didn't do
all they could within their means?
An estimated 112,000 homes t
Fine. I subsist on Scrapple and cigarettes anyway.
Nancy Canning wrote:
> What fun and games...I make a bet you believe that vaccinations of
> infants is also a "good thing" ha ha ha ha ha..propaganda
> -propaganda- propaganda. and who makes the money by passing off
> products that harm
Hey Joe,
i always have been in fierce opposition to the
practice of Hydro Quebec!
HQ is responsable for a big part on our
Waterpollution (Mercury) with their methodes of floating huge landsites to build
the Reservoirs! and there we do not jet mention the Methangas this practic
produces!
but
Thanks! For! The! Comments!
Fritz Friesinger wrote:
> Hey Joe,
> i always have been in fierce opposition to the practice of Hydro Quebec!
> HQ is responsable for a big part on our Waterpollution (Mercury) with
> their methodes of floating huge landsites to build the Reservoirs! and
> there we
I want to build my 2 million dollar dreamhouse on the beach and make the
taxpayers foot the bill when it gets flattened.
See: http://www.fema.gov/cis/DE.pdf Rehoboth Beach is almost all on a
barrier island. It's nuts to build there,
and nuts to keep paying to put the houses back. But I guess t
I meant one that would outrun a Cisco 7000 ;-)
Actually I usually use p2's now as they are cheap (free) and easier to
fool with. I'm tired of ISA and setting jumpers!
Alan Petrillo wrote:
>Mike Weaver wrote:
>
>
>
>>You can make a perfectly decent router/firewall with a 486.
>>
>>
>>
>>
Good call Kirk;
Thats why I am setting up a non profit organization for making biofuel.
http://www.nonprofitfuel.ca
Power to the people man. Lucky they left a loophole for us to jump
through eh?
Joe
Kirk McLoren wrote:
When you realize what a small potato Venezuela is in the oil trade
it
ROFLMAO how can you be on my side when your provincial government is
stealing power from Labrador and selling it to New York State??
And then to make it worse dumb Ontarians running thier air con dee full
blast in July are buying it back from the US at a premium..a
nuts.
OK never mind I
30% H2O2 is ridiculously expensive as well. $230.00 per gallon in
Canada.
It is hell on wheels though for cleaning silicon pretty near to the
atomic level when mixed 50/50 with concentrated sulfuric.
Don't try this at home kids.
Joe
bob allen wrote:
on the safety of hydrogen peroxide, from
Maybe they could provide eye-opening operations for American voters...
>
>
> ---
>
> Chavez said that of the six million operations that Cuba and
> Venezuela would want to organize over the next ten years, there would
> be slots for 150,000 U.S.-Americans per year
I've been talking to my friends working in the federal government
civilian agencies. All of them, across the board,
have had their budgets slashed to fund the war.
Bede wrote:
>http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article10062.htm
>
>
>How New Orleans Was Lost
>
>By Paul Craig Roberts
>
>09/
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article10062.htm
How New Orleans Was Lost
By Paul Craig Roberts
09/01/05 "Antiwar" -- -- Chalk up the city of New Orleans as a cost of
Bush's Iraq war.
There were not enough helicopters to repair the breached levees and rescue
people trapped by rising
Sounds more like the parable of the ant and the grasshopper.
Michael Redler wrote:
> Kim,
>
> "I don't see that a rant against people who have endangered themselves
> and others is out of line."
>
> I have no problem voicing my opposition to what I feel is a
> bad decision. If I knew that a
Kim,
"I don't see that a rant against people who have endangered themselves and others is out of line."
I have no problem voicing my opposition to what I feel is a bad decision. If I knew that an individual was aware of the advanced warning and ignored it, I'd have no problem telling him/
Kirk,
That was soo... right-on, I wish I said it!
Well done!
MikeKirk McLoren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When you realize what a small potato Venezuela is in the oil trade it should be apparent what enormous sums go to the Rockefellers and Bushes and so forth. When biofuels become econom
When you realize what a small potato Venezuela is in the oil trade it should be apparent what enormous sums go to the Rockefellers and Bushes and so forth. When biofuels become economically significant these people will legislate and perform other measures to control production and distribution of
Hello Joe,
i am on your side on this one,the problem is
only... is Antarctica holding so long the Ice and if... doesnt the Yankees
accelerate the meltdown even more
so than it would be a Boomerang idea
Fritz from Quebec
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Brian,
"Are you simply changing DC to AC?"
Yes.
"If I was trying to do this the first thing I would do is hit the standard circuit design books."
So would I. The filter has less to do with sine wave synthesis and more to do with ensuring a clean signal. There is also the added bonus of cr
Kim , my apologies if my position was taken as ridicule, there was no such
intent. All I am trying
to do is point out all the variables in any health decision, particularly when
someone makes a
blanket statement such as A is good, B is bad.
arth & Kim Travis wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I was sug
i think a few cases of bottled water and or jugs of distiled water from
the supermarket will last a few years
lol ...
Garth & Kim Travis wrote:
>Greetings,
>
>I was suggesting an alternative for those whose health is of vital
>importance, to them. I am fighting hard to prevent myself
Greetings,
I am wondering, are Greg and I the only ones that feel frustration with
people who don't care about their lives, then expect someone else to pick
up the pieces?
Greg has not condemned anyone who tried to help themselves, just those who
don't. I can remember my parents being irate w
on the safety of hydrogen peroxide, from the msds:
note at the bottom, ...may cause... death.
http://www.bu.edu/es/labsafety/ESMSDSs/MSHydPeroxide.html
Potential Health Effects
Eye:
Causes eye burns. Produces irritation, characterized by a burning sensation,
redness, tearing,
inflammation, an
Ok great thank you bright blessings Kim.
With all of this information coming in, sometimes it seems like
somebody can find something wrong with every remedy. I was hoping for
something a bit more... fun and less fearful than chlorine. I thought
the silver coin idea was a wives tale that some scient
Nancy Canning wrote:
> So you guys are going to believe hook line and sinker all the bs FDA
> passes off. I am laughing so hard at your defending the FDA.
I'm not "defending" the FDA here (nice red herring/strawman btw) - I
just pointed out that the claim "the FDA listed aspartame as a
neurotoxi
Greetings,
I was suggesting an alternative for those whose health is of vital
importance, to them. I am fighting hard to prevent myself from becoming
totally chemically sensitive, so I can still have a life. Many of the
things our government says are safe are responsible for people becoming
at what concentration is hydrogen peroxide safe? At what concentration is
chlorine bleach unsafe?
also at what concentration is H2O2 effective and at what concentration is
chlorine ineffective
against what organisms? viruses? bacteria? cryptosporidium? giradia? amoeba?
nematodes? etc.
darn,
Keith Addison wrote:
>>Myk Hill wrote:
>>
>>>FDA has also listed Aspartame as a Neurotoxin, but there is many foods
>>>that contain it anyway
>>
>>"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" - Carl Sagan.
>>
>>Any chance you have a primary source to back up your rather
>>extraordinary sta
Hi I have a bit of electronic knowledge albeit a tad rusty.
I followed your link but without knowing what you are trying to do I
am at a loss as well.
What are you inverting?
Are you simply changing DC to AC?
If I was trying to do this the first thing I would do is hit the
standard circuit design b
Greetings,
Actually, I prefer hydrogen peroxide to chlorine for keep my water
fresh. It does not have the toxic effects, especially for young girls and
child bearing aged women. Sorry, but chlorine is not safe.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
At 12:51 PM 9/1/2005, you wrote:
>Thanks for the info Emil.
>
Nancy Canning wrote:
> What fun and games...I make a bet you believe that vaccinations of
> infants is also a "good thing" ha ha ha ha ha..propaganda
> -propaganda- propaganda.
as I recall, childhood immunizations are one of the most cost effective
health care options available.
and
The jury is still out on that. They had no legal grounds for shutting
him down (last I heard)
Joe
Greg and April wrote:
Yes, and he was shut down
because governments panicked.
Greg H.
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To:
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Hi all,
I used to be fascinated by this stuff when I was a kid and
used to do a lot of pyro with building solid fuel model rockets.
My friends and I would mix the materials on the kitchen stove
and pour the molten fuel into cardboard tubes to harden around
an cone shape at the bottom of the tube.
"Very lossy -- and not recommended."
OK Soare you going to explain why or just leave me hangin'?
MikeKirk McLoren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Lossy
Very lossy -- and not recommended.
Don Lancaster was interested in efficient inverters and the least number of switches.
I think his website i
Whatever happened to "From Each According To His Abilities, To Each According To His Needs"?
...oh, I forgot. That never really caught on in the US (sorry, couldn't help myself).
So Greg, when you say stuff like "
"If people would pay attention when the experts tell them..."
Are you saying
Howdy Myk,
Myk Hill wrote:
> Whenever I use a deoderant with this Propylene Glycol in it, my skin
> breaks out in hives.
if so your reaction in fairly idiosyncratic, as I have not observed that
with myself or numerous others, nor does the literature.
So generally stay away from anything that
What fun and games...I make a bet you believe that vaccinations of infants
is also a "good thing" ha ha ha ha ha..propaganda -propaganda-
propaganda. and who makes the money by passing off products that harm our
health. For instance, you believe the "pharmacutical industry" in it's
cance
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1) UN World Summit 2005.
2) Three decades of shortfalls in promised annual offici
http://www.venezuelanalysis.com/news.php?newsno=1736
Venezuela to Provide Discounted Heating Oil and Free Eye Operations
to U.S. Poor
Sunday, Aug 28, 2005
By: Bernardo Delgado - Venezuelanalysis.com
Venezuela's President Chavez speaking to Rev. Jesse Jackson during
his weekly television progr
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050830/ap_on_go_ca_st_pe/census_poverty
Poverty Rate Rises to 12.7 Percent
By JENNIFER C. KERR, Associated Press Writer Tue Aug 30, 7:31 PM ET
WASHINGTON - Even with a robust economy that was adding jobs last
year, the number of Americans who fell into poverty rose
>Myk Hill wrote:
> > FDA has also listed Aspartame as a Neurotoxin, but there is many foods
> > that contain it anyway
>
>"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" - Carl Sagan.
>
>Any chance you have a primary source to back up your rather
>extraordinary statement?
>
>Searching the FDA
I guess all these toxins killing us explains why our life expectancy
keeps going up.
And you are right about one thing Nancy, it never stops!
What kind of biohazard suit do you live in? What do you use to wipe
your as Oh, nevermind!
At 12:54 PM 9/1/2005, Nancy Canning said something like:
He
Tom wrote:
>I guess all these toxins killing us explains why our life expectancy
>keeps going up.
Does it? Your disease rate certainly does, didn't you notice? Indeed
all these toxins ARE killing us, and denying it is just as
wrongheaded as saying all chemicals are BAD, or even more so.
You s
http://www.venezuelanalysis.com/news.php?newsno=1738
Venezuela's CITGO to Provide Cheap Gas for U.S. Hospitals, Nursing
Homes and Schools
Monday, Aug 29, 2005
By: Cleto Sojo - VenezuelAnalysis.com
PDVSA's Rafael Ramirez speaks to Reverend Jesse Jackson during
President Hugo Chavez's weekly TV
You can either shrug it off or have compassion for a fellow human being.
Put yourself in their place for a second (empathy). They are pleading
for help even though you think they might not deserve it (have mercy).
That's what drew me to this list in the first place; sharing information
freely to he
I actually read something about this a couple days ago. YOu should be able to
google it.
There were problems using it with jets. Biggest concern was gelling at high
altitudes.
On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 14:46:13 +, des wrote
> A neighbor who recently retired from the airline industry has been
>
It was about 4 months ago, no luck contacting anyone, next time I am in NZ, I will be sure to drop in though...lol
From: "Greg and April" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Reply-To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.orgTo: Subject: Re: [Biofuel] [DIYGasTurbines] Re: I'd like to try something...butfirst, your opinions (pl
The short answer is no.
The long answer is, BioDiesel does not have to BTU's of jet fuel ( jet fuel
is a highly refined cozen to jet fuel with allot of BTU's per gal ), nor
does it have the ability to take the low temperatures that jet fuel would
encounter at altitude.
These things are workable,
You know Greg,
Sometimes doing nothing is the best that anyone can do. I guess it's
been a long time since you've been at the bottom of the heap, having few
or no options and nothing much else available to you other than hope
that it gets no worse.
I wonder what roofs you'd have been standing
Some comments below...
>Health-Report Comment:
>
>Well folks, it never stops does it?
>
>How many of you would ever have thought, a ubiquitous substance such
>as good ol' Petroleum Jelly or Vaseline as so many of us have come
>to call it over the last 50 years, is now a suspected and probable
>From: "roseann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Waste Vegetable Oil
>Date: Thu, 1 Sep 2005 13:46:30 -0400
>
>I have just seen your web site and how you propose the use of
>biodiesel. My restaurant produces WVO and we currently have to pay
>to have it removed. Do you know a
Hi Doug. 400 mph...oops...just a minor detail. Of course you're right.
The SCRAM jet is the super-sonic version (supersonic combustion ram
jet). I think the old German V1 (buzz-bomb) used a variation on the
pulse jet that had a front-flap, allowing starting from a standing stop
using only the turbi
Hello Ed
>Hi all,
>
> I stumbled across the Jtf web site while doing searches on
>Biodiesel. I had not really heard about the fuel other than
>occasional mentions; usually said by someone who said they heard it
>from a friend who heard it from a friend, etc. When I asked
>automotive mechanics
I'm not surprised.
When did you send the money?
That guy was stepped on big time by Big
Brother after 9-11.
Greg H.
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To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005
12:21
Subject: Re: [Biofuel]
Yes, and he was shut down because
governments panicked.
Greg H.
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From:
Joe Street
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005
11:38
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Cross Posted: Fwd:
[DIYGasTurbines] Re: I'd like to try some
Hello Juan
>I would appreciate some help. I am new to the list and I read a few days ago
>on one of the threads that metal tanks should be used to make a biodiesel
>processor. There are 2 processors I saw on the web 1 at Freedom Fuel America
>the other at BioDiesel gear. Both are polyethylene ( i
A neighbor who recently retired from the airline industry has been
asking me lately if there's a biofuel that can be substituted for jet
fuel, and although I didn't know at the time, I've done some research
since, and see that jet fuel is a variant of diesel.
Any one out there know what kind o
Just to warn you all...I sent my money to
New pulse jet engine http://www.aardvark.co.nz/pjet/xjet.shtml
And did not get my stuff !
Best Regards
From: Joe Street <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Reply-To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.orgTo: Biofuel@sustainablelists.orgSubject: Re: [Biofuel] Cross Posted: F
There are a few tricks to keeping water fresh.
1)Use distilled water.If you start with a sanitized barrel, and fill
it with distilled water, there is nothing to 'go bad'.
2) Rotate it every 6-8 months.
3)Bubble air through it before use.Water really doesn't go bad
unless some
Hi all,
I stumbled across the Jtf web site while
doing searches on Biodiesel. I had not really heard about the fuel other than
occasional mentions; usually said by someone who said they heard it from a
friend who heard it from a friend, etc. When I asked automotive mechanics about
it,
Yes.
If people live in an area, they should learn of dangerous natural
occurrences ( quakes, tornadoes, hurricanes, tidal waves, blizzards and the
like ), and make preparations for them.
Like I said in another post:
"I have no issue with those that TRIED to do something to help them selves
and s
I would appreciate some help. I am new to the list and I read a few days ago
on one of the threads that metal tanks should be used to make a biodiesel
processor. There are 2 processors I saw on the web 1 at Freedom Fuel America
the other at BioDiesel gear. Both are polyethylene ( i am sure most
Were you inquiring 'bad' as in micro-organisms or 'bad' as to taste?
Greg H.
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To:
Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 11:51
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Katrina slams New Orleans. Is There Blame?
> Thanks for the info Emil.
> I r
I recall some time ago there was a man on the list who was running an
unmodified Ford diesel truck on a mixture of WVO and gasoline. If he's
still here, would he please post an update on how his truck is doing?
AP
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Ray J wrote:
>2000 s-10 had a diesel engine in them???
>
>
Perhaps non-US models. I know it is possible to get a Ford Ranger with
a diesel engine, but not in the US. If I find one on the grey market
and I can afford it then I'll buy it. There are all kinds of vehicles
all over the world
Health-Report Comment:
Well folks, it never stops does it?
How many of you would ever have thought, a ubiquitous substance such as
good ol' Petroleum Jelly or Vaseline as so many of us have come to call it over
the last 50 years, is now a suspected and probable carcinogen because of
the way
Thanks for the info Emil.
I remember now reading of the silver coin in water from another thread.
Somehow I think it sounds kind of weird though.
We use untreated well water and I could stand a bit of chlorine in an emergency.
Usually we have some water supply interruption during Winter.
It is reas
Thanks for the agreement. I had posted
toxic reports on butylene and propylene glycol as well as sodium Laurel
Sulfates...and was unanimously booed. It is nasty stuff, and most alarming
they are putting it in toothpast/ children's anti-itch creams, most cosmetics,
drugs, etc. What is rea
Myk Hill wrote:
> FDA has also listed Aspartame as a Neurotoxin, but there is many foods
> that contain it anyway
"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" - Carl Sagan.
Any chance you have a primary source to back up your rather
extraordinary statement?
Searching the FDA website
--- Tom Irwin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Manick,
>
> I just ran a density test. I got 0.7824g/cc vs. .7893g/cc from my CRC
> handbook. The original material is .7924g/cc. That's about a 10 or
> 12 % removal. with some slop for my measuring technique this might be
> good stuff. I'
Lossy
Very lossy -- and not recommended.
Don Lancaster was interested in efficient inverters and the least number of switches.
I think his website is tiaja.com
If not he should be easy to Google
-KirkMichael Redler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I posted this in another group and thought it might
Hi Myk, that is really cool but it charges
up a ni-cad battery for storage, instead of a flywheel. I have a cheaper
version and the kids love it.
Regards,
Emil
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Behalf Of Myk Hill
Sent: Thursday, Septe
Mike Weaver wrote:
>You can make a perfectly decent router/firewall with a 486.
>
>
I think you misspelled "386".
AP
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Hi Greg. Chlorine is an excellent sanitizer. Another, lesser known one
is silver. A couple of silver coins in the barrel were used in the old
days for keeping pathogens from breeding in the water.
Regards,
Emil
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Hi Bob,
All were taken at the same temperature 22 C.
Tom Irwin
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Hi Paul you may also try a reagent supply
company (like for research labs or schools) over here two big ones are Fischer and
Sigma. Also, janitorial supply/industrial chemical supply houses might carry it
depending on what your regulations are in the UK.
You might also search the web for a
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If you convert an automobile to run straight ethanol, and you find yourself in a position that your in where there is no ethanol and must use gasoline, will this mess up your ethanol kit in any way ?
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I seem to recall that the minimum airspeed for halfway reasonable
efficiency with a ramjet is about 400 mph. Hiller once experimented with
a small helicopter powered by ramjets on the rotor tips. I don't recall
any mention of starting problems but I doubt it was easy.
I believe that a fuel adaptab
Hi Bill,
I have used a wide array of biodiesel fuel which I have made.
Some batches would smoke more than others. Mostly I used my B100 in my
f250 pickup.
Luck = preparation + opportunity
You have an excellent, small bio-refinery. I encourage you to make the
most of it and get bio-fuel into
Hi Joe, for no (very few) moving parts you
need a ram-jet. Or as some used to call a “scram jet”. It is
essentially a pipe with a venturi and a fuel injector. It needs to have air
flowing through it before ignition, like if it was attached to a glider or
vehicle. Once enough airspeed flows
Whenever I use a deoderant with this Propylene Glycol in it, my skin breaks out in hives. So generally stay away from anything that contains it. (Poison) no matter how you look at it.
FDA has also listed Aspartame as a Neurotoxin, but there is many foods that contain it anyway so I use Stevia or
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