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Old 03-01-2022, 01:56 PM   #131 (permalink)
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Old 03-12-2022, 06:39 AM   #132 (permalink)
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US average price for fuel (all grades) for the week of:

2/21/2022 = $3.624 per gallon
4/09/2012 = $3.999 per gallon

Fuel is still 10% cheaper than 10 year ago even without adjusting for inflation.

I guess we will know next week what a land war in Europe does to gas prices.



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Winter 2022 heating has started. Yesterday I warmed up the house a bit by burning the paper and card board trash I started saving from late July or early august.
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I'm thinking it's time to use the coal furnace for water heating. A propylene glycol loop that won't freeze and an old hot water heater seems like the way to go.
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This appears to be the correct thread for this:

I think it's a good backgrounder on the rocket stove concept and general design considerations for various use cases.

I was extra-specially pleased when at ?t=214 he cites Aprevecho Institute. Because they are in Cottage Gove, OR.

Aprovecho Research Center- testing and improving biomass cookstoves
[surpising that they are not HTTPS. Browse at your own risk]


https://external-content.duckduckgo....e01&ipo=images

I have their Firefly cookstove/lantern, but it's stored in a bug-out bag so it doesn't get much use. I really like the Argand lamp he has on the desk. It's very similar but from 1780 and solid brass.
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I want something that will burn scrap wood, full of nails, round wood, wood chips, coal, used motor oil, tires, plastic, corpses, shoes, boots, clothing, furniture, junk mail, used oil and fuel filters, ect.
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I thought that's what you have.

Does it incorporate a pyrolyzer?

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