thanks l'll check out those options [the local cleaning agant supplier couldn't
help]
regards steve
doug foskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Monday 07 July 2003 04:36 pm, steve perks wrote:
> thank you for that todd, and noted the comments [blueprints seem good]
> l've see some set-ups on the
On Monday 07 July 2003 04:36 pm, steve perks wrote:
> thank you for that todd, and noted the comments [blueprints seem good]
> l've see some set-ups on the net [mike transportable design, an alec guys
> two system approach too-but difficulty getting sulfuric acid round these
> parts!!!, methonal
date, it's almost a secure bet that any "kits" offered at present
don't address a number of areas and are going for an exhorbidant price. (See
paragraph #1 again.)
Just depends if you're a salaried engineer or a fixed income retiree I
suppose.
Todd Swearingen
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d Swearingen
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From: "steve perks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, July 04, 2003 10:40 AM
Subject: [biofuel] started out in western australia
> l've just started in bio-diesel brewing, l'm wanting help in setting up a
home brew kit,can anyo
>l've just started in bio-diesel brewing, l'm wanting help in setting
>up a home brew kit,can anyone recommend systems? best mixing options
>[mixed pump or the old drill with a prop method?] system designs
>welcome plus photos and tips would be most welcome. also how would l
>find suppliers in
l've just started in bio-diesel brewing, l'm wanting help in setting up a home
brew kit,can anyone recommend systems? best mixing options [mixed pump or the
old drill with a prop method?] system designs welcome plus photos and tips
would be most welcome. also how would l find suppliers in my pa
