Sorry to call for offline, I figured these were such a common question the
list would be bored.
Parts of it are, others not. Where to get methanol is very common
(try searching the archives).
Makes sense to contribute to list, at worst, it might
archive some of the latest figures/calculations.
Yes, and hopefully more.
By the way, immediately
after I sent my FIRST message to the list the whole JTF site went down ...
no more list messages, nothing ... gulp ...
You blew it up! LOL!
I thought I had asked such a dumb
question my IP address was shot-down. Glad to see you are still
there this morning.
Some problems it seems. But the Journey to Forever site wasn't down,
just the list site and the archives, I think.
Well, if anyone can help get me going, I'm all ears ...
I hope they will... I'll look a right dumbo if they don't, for one thing. :-)
Best wishes
Keith
meanwhile, I'm still
looking for good components for a system that will produce 4K gal per year:
personal plus one other family.
Here's what I've found:
Supplier of relatively affordable cone-bottom plastic vessels:
Wilbur-Ellis (Ag), Albany, Oregon (800)982-1099
30 gal $90
65 gal $180
100 gal $295
Stands $150
Pumps: Looking for air-powered diaphragm pumps ... for a whole lot
less than $500+ (Grainger). There's got to be something cheap
that will take the motor out of the equation. Any suggestions
where to look?
Appointment with Restaurant owner today: I'm not ready to
handle their waste yet.
I'll just ask them what they need to make life
easier. How else can I
"grease the wheels" and make this sustainable for the
long-haul.
Buckets, barrels, dump-station, whatever they need:
my attitude is to
help them. Does this mean I should be willing to
take garbage? What is
reasonable to ask them? To pour-off their WVO
separately? Doubt it.
Get
what you get, beggar, patties, fries, spatulas, the
works. Be a renderer?
I'll find-out, the hard way.
Methanol supply elludes me: Email contacts simply aren't
working ... drum level orders
are too small amount, apparently. Anybody out there?
Thanks, Scott
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On Wed, 2 Mar 2005 00:58:53 +0900, Keith Addison
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
NO!!! NOT offline! Do it onlist, for several reasons. First, you'll
get more participation and interaction, and better responses as a
result. Also, a lot of people ask these same or similar questions,
and if you do it onlist the answers will be in the archives
forever for future seekers to find there. Otherwise they'll be on
your hard disk and a few others doing not very much, or at least
not as much.
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