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Date Posted: 14:54:15 07/11/08 Fri
Author: Jay
Subject: Re: diesel cook stove
In reply to: RadioRay 's message, "Re: diesel cook stove" on 08:13:01 07/11/08 Fri

It's worthwhile to get a set of jets and a jet drill kit, and you'll find you can burn most anything. Diesel is hard on pressure gas as the sulphur can bung up the head, but if you know that and only run that fuel on full tilt you'll be mostly ok.

At this point, I'm focusing personally on ethanol for liquid fuels because A) I like it and B) I have a shit load of bananas.

That whole thing in "Seasteading" about the reflux still? Some of you thought I was kidding. I was not. Considering you can make your own cooking/lamp fuel on a beach for nothing on any rotten fruit it may well be worth researching the possibilities.

As well, you can make the most elegant, utterly sublime, desperately beautifully smooth gin you've ever had for about 2 bucks a fifth. This may excite some interest as well.

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