Hi all,

I am sure this will be a highly redundant request to most - sorry.

I hope to soon be a fellow bio-brewer.  I have been doing a lot of research
and I am now prepared (mentally anyway) to begin refining test batch equipment
and procedures.  After I get titration and test batch processing conquered, I
plan to use the Foolproof method and would like to try to develop a hands-off
system.  The Supreme Commander requires that this be a low budget operation. 
That said, the immediate stumbling block is that of a quality affordable
scale.  Or maybe it's not.  Any recommendations on scales?  

>From much of the information that I've read, acids and bases and catalysts are
generally a hardware store type item for someone just starting out.  Are there
other sources of these supplies that might reduce cost, packaging wastes and
trips to the Mega Hardware Hut and can provide these things on a scale
appropriate for me?

Once you've produced your first *quality* liter of biodiesel, what is your
test apparatus?  I have contemplated renting a diesel generator for this
purpose.  Is that a good idea?  Are there other functional tests that can be
performed prior to subjecting an engine to my fuel?

A bit of background (just a bit) - I live in Lancaster County, PA and would
like to tour an individual processor if someone is nearby.  I plan to
eventually replace my heating oil with B100 and also fuel my car with the
same.  I will be installing a solar hot water heater for DHW and radiant heat
later this year if anyone is interested in comparing notes for those sorts of
things.  I have also contemplated solar hot water as my heat source during
biofuel processing.  Has anyone successfully done this?

Thanks, in advance, for the bandwidth for you time,
Ken
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