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Well obviously you do not necessarily need one of these units in your vegetable oil conversion but they may make all the difference to the way your vehicle runs and survives on oil. Many Injection Pumps (IP) just cannot handle the thicker vegetable oil in your system. They have been designed for diesel. To make [...] Continue reading Why do I need a 6 port pollak fuel valve? Rambles is now hooked into twitter and twitterfeed. The art of getting links and info into the “real” world Tweeting alternative fuel. This is a question that is regularly asked. It is most probably asked in response to the price of these items and peoples desire to save a few dollars, and of course this is a very valid reason to ask. The heat exchangers may be identical in materials, shape and construction, the only difference is [...] Continue reading Do I get a 12, 20 or 30 plate heat exchange for my vegetable oil conversion? I have given into the hype and media about the use of twitter. I am not sure I understand the validity of it all and even how it might be useful but I will be giving it a go. http://twitter.com/vegieoil Of course I will be using to flog my stuff as well as provide meaningful [...] Continue reading Vegieoil on Twitter Source – http://christine-milne.greensmps.org.au/content/media-release/rudds-plan-pro tect-coal-not-climate Rudd’s plan is to protect coal, not the climate Media Release | Spokesperson Christine Milne Thursday 16th April 2009, 11:38am The Rudd Government is focussing on guaranteeing a future for the coal sector at the expense of the entire Australian community, the Australian Greens said today. “We can protect [...] Continue reading Rudd’s plan is to protect coal, not the climate Sending a message to business in China and elsewhere? Showing the chinese generally that anyone who goes against China (or the party) can expect to be in trouble. Bribery and corruption are rife in China, business dealings are grey nearly all the time and there does not appear to be much transparency at all. We [...] Continue reading So what is China doing? This version of wordpress is / has just been upgraded to version 2.8.1 If you can see this message there is a strong chance that it has all been succesful and the new version is up and running. Using an automagic update is quite simple and I am pleased that the developers of wordpress went [...] Continue reading Version upgrade being undertaken from 2.8.0 to 2.8.1. Well, not so much joy, but I have found that when entering a flash site (with flash as an intro) I very happily move on if there is no option to bypass flash. Just went to a site that had a flash intro, after 15 seconds it had loaded about 35% so I went somewhere [...] Continue reading The joys of Flash While the opposition has tried to link Kevin Rudd to a story about misleading Parliament it now is beginning to appear that he has been left dangling as Rudd calls in the Police and asks Turnbull for proof of the existence of the offending email related to Rudd providing assistance to his mate over a [...] Continue reading Turnbull may have been outbulled? The concept of a catastrophic tipping in the worlds climate has been around for a long time. The idea that “global warming” could in fact cause a reaction that plunges the world into an ice age has also be postulated and has some support. The geologic calendar is littered with major swings and changes in [...] Continue reading Are we on the brink? http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/06/18/2601549.htm Quote Councils give up on e-waste collections Sydney’s northern beach councils will stop collecting or disposing of electronic waste, such as computers or television sets, in a bid to put pressure on the Federal Government. From January next year Manly, Warringah, Pittwater and Mosman Councils will not accept electronic waste at waste stations [...] Continue reading E – waste Organise a source of used vegetable. Allow to sit in a sealed container for as long as possible. Get a green woolies bag, 1 micron and 5 micron filter bags. Tip settled oil from the sealed container until you start to see streaks of fat through the green woolies bag, filter through the 5 micron [...] Continue reading The art of using waste vegetable as a fuel Auction sites, 99 cent winners of $3000 goods, $200 postage, multiple addresses. It goes on and on. Should I trust them to send the goods before I pay the money? Quote Now it is such a bizarrely impossible coincidence that anything so mind-bogglingly useful could have evolved purely by chance that some thinkers have chosen to see it as a final and clinching proof of the nonexistence of God. The arguement goes something like this: “I refuse to prove that I exist,” says God, “for [...] Continue reading THHGG and the nature of God A relatively new product that is now being stocked by Telepoint. When used in a 2 tank system these units allow a quicker and more effective purge time of vegetable oil from your filters and IP. Located in the engine bay (in most cases) these small units are electrically driven (wiring loom included) Have a [...] Continue reading Pollak motorised Fuel Valves The ABC seems to report that things are still bouncing along the bottom. Varying figures for employment and job opportunities still however, seem to be painting a bleaker picture then we may expect. I think the recovery may be sooner then expected, far easier to express fear, uncertainty and doubt. Prediction – Australian stock market [...] Continue reading More unemployment to come? The successful completion of the cron job. The integration of the elusive statcounter. The wandering through the untagged posts. Enough for today. www.telepoint.biz for heat exchangers and filter bags That the making of a relatively simple cron job would be so time consuming. Thanks to forums and google and Jumba it worked Geoff |
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