leakage, but we haven't
checked and haven't had any burning problems.
In case this helps-
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and being considered a user is really more humorous than a worry. I'd
probably not worry about taxes if I used SVO or home-brewed biodiesel. And
if it were an issue, I'd point out to any authority that each and every
electric car on the road is using untaxed fuel as well.
-Myles Twete, Portland
Mark, here's the article:
http://www.wweek.com/flatfiles/News3852.lasso
Looks like Harold took the liberty of adding the 50cents estimate of
cost/gallon in materials and the 27cents or so per gallon for taxation. The
article doesn't quote anyone from our coop as saying what we'd sell it for.
tank---I have one that's about 5feet tall, a little over
2feet diameter and has perhaps 1/4inch thick walls. It easily handles
positive pressure to 100psi---would likely handle any vacuum which could be
pulled.
-Myles Twete, Portland
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From: girl mark [mailto:[EMAIL
Try www.revenoor.com in Yamhill, Or.
They make stills from tabletop size (~$1k) up to large commercial size.
The $1k size will distill 2-3quarts/hr in batch mode.
If 2 batches/day were made, 5 days/week, you could yield 250gallons/yr for
$1k investment--plus mash and electricity---i.e.
us know.
So much for truth, justice and the American way.
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and our news media always shows us with the highest gas prices in the
nation---Hawaii is more expensive--perhaps the most.
-mt
Calif. does have the most expensive fuel prices (petroleum,
thanks for the clarifications on your tax situation!
you're welcome
-myles
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, it
is a great relief to have our Coop now appreciating the alternative of NOT
seeking the dealer's license from the get-go.
Again, if California only has to pay 36cents/gallon to State/Feds, don't
feel bad, you aren't paying enough!
Myles Twete, Portland, Or.
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Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2003 2:38 AM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Re: Hemp is not the myth that others would tend to
propagate.
Myles Twete wrote:
Maybe some day they'll ban nettles
Wow, hemp is related to nettles---I didn't know that---though it makes sense
when you look at the leaves. However, Hemp's closest relative is the Hop
plant---though it its not clear whether crossing the two is mythology or
just difficult---old 60's marijuana books suggested doing this to grow
Looks like you heard it right---California at least has the rule listed on
their DMV site:
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d02/vc2470.htm
Probably rules exist in many statesI'm looking at Oregon's ORS466 right
now
-MT
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http://www.plantatlas.usf.edu/main.asp?plantID=3820
Kirk
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From: Myles Twete [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: [biofuel] Re: Hemp is not the myth that others would tend
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Wow, hemp
...or try Canada, Europe or many other more reasonable countries. I haven't
heard anything indicating Bolivia would be open to cannabis, though I did
just get from a friend whose brother lives in Cochabomba Bolivia that the
country is now deciding to allow coca growers/producers to have
registration fee. They're only fighting for the
principle---which is good.
Myles Twete, Portland Or.
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-Myles Twete
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From: Ernie Wedgewood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 11:03 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuel] The oil in Iraq
If the US plans are to take over the oil in Iraq why didn't they
keep it the last time. They all ready
yeah, and they won't be pre-emptively throwing suits-and-ties into jail
either---it'll be the weed-growin' greens and tie-dye crowd who get thrown
in the brink first as potential eco-terrorists, followed by the anarchists,
then the libertarian and others who might threaten the republocrat
Steve-
It looks like what the miniature steam train guys call a pot
burnerthey are great for burning pert-near any kinda earlnot to
deride the design, but it looks nothing new to me. I've actually been
waiting for someone to say they've tried a pot burner on this list.
-Myles Twete
as it is minimal.
The Hago nozzles w/Ecovalves I expect will stop the nozzle drip next week.
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by using a Hago EcoValve with the
nozzlelong live persistence.
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warm it up someI have a little 25watt
bulb just lying in the burner box for now---eventually will be thermostatic
heater.
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of the plant are
considered toxic or cancerous).
-Myles Twete, Portland
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Subject: Re: [biofuel]palm source
If you can't find the info online, there is a wonderful
Dave-
check out the yahoogroups called altfuelfurnace.
There's been lots of discussion about burning straight vegetable oil (SVO)
for heat.
-Myles
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to open the valve to allow vaporized fuel
to flow to the burners, etctoo early opening the valve and you risk
sending liquid gunk to the burner jets, thereby clogging them. So
vaporizing burners are challenging at least.
-Myles Twete, Portland, Or.
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worth of those
batteries for my boat.far steeper than Trojan Deep Cycles...
-Myles Twete
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Subject: Re: [biofuel] Re: Liquid Fuels vs. Electric Fuel
Key difference between professional demolition and Sept.11 planes and WTC
buildings falling: the upper floor pancaked, leading to cascade pancake
failures. Without a side-force, or a designed-in assymmetry to floor
strength, even Newton would expect the WTC to have pancaked straight down.
No
using gravity feed from our other above
ground tank.
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locally at
a delivered cost of about $1.55/gallon for home heating ala oil furnace.
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Yeah, Keith-
think waste crops and weeds and we're thinking outside the mainsteam of
biofuel thought...I'm thinking these Laurel (Laurus Nobilus) hedges around
town which grow like bandits annually, and which produce oil (they're a
member of the avocado family I believe) might prove a good fuel
transit solutions regardlessif not too late.
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Your use
Danfoss makes a fuel preheater, have you seen it?
Yes, I've seen it, thanks.
Hoping to keep things simple, though.
Biodiesel burning with 150psi pressure atomizing with spark ignition has not
been a problem...only post-burn nozzle drip (probably due to too much
residual heat at nozzle itself
Jesse- yes, I know of the Hago eco-nozzles --- and might see if I can get
one to work on our burner. We're just using a standard Danfoss nozzle I
believe.
I'm using a 0.65gal/hour at about 70deg fan, solid cone. The Hago
econozzles I believe simply use a small, built-in, low-pressure check
the ground. Still, the price
ain't bad and the benefits well worth the effort---and the drip. Apologies
for the ramble.
Myles Twete, PE-Electrical/Control Systems
Portland, Or.
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Gas cars pay fuel taxes at the pump.
Large biodiesel producers add such taxes to their sale price presuming,
presumably, that their customers will be using their fuel to power vehicles
on public roadways.
Many smaller and even home-brew BD producers also are seeking to ante up
such taxes to avoid
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