MicroFueler

[Mike Lucey]

Hi Guys,

I was going to post this in the rant thats going on about
things that we hate but thought in might get lost.

The present rant is centering on fuel prices, well with oil
at $129 a barrel the last time I heard maybe we should be
looking at ways of producing our own fuel.

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(www.efuel100.com)

Looks to be an interesting idea and maybe viable if run by
a small solar cell or wind generator plus think of all the
exercise we would get digging up the garden and planting
sugar beet or cane

Mike

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[lewiswadsworth]

@mike lucey said:

Hi Guys,

I was going to post this in the rant thats going on about
things that we hate but thought in might get lost.

The present rant is centering on fuel prices, well with oil
at $129 a barrel the last time I heard maybe we should be
looking at ways of producing our own fuel.

400 Error: Bad Request

(www.efuel100.com)

Looks to be an interesting idea and maybe viable if run by
a small solar cell or wind generator plus think of all the
exercise we would get digging up the garden and planting
sugar beet or cane

Mike

Of course, there is always the Mad Max/Road Warrior approach to fuel acquisition and conservation. Much more exciting, don't you think?

[mateo soletic]

There are however some other opinions regarding bio fuel.
http://religiopoliticaltalk.blogspot.com/2008/04/corn-prices-rise-bad-news.html

Generally we are all just buying time.
In my opinion its all about about some people making bussines in the mean time.

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[remus]

I does seem like a bit of a stopgap solution, although noones really ocme up with anything better.

I reckon bikes would be a good start though. I know it sounds like a joke, but i reckon if everyone in the inner cities traded in their car for a bike everything would run a lot more smoothly with a lot less cars on the road and so less crap going in to the air.

[boofredlay]

I seriously think we need to look into Soylent Green for our fuel.

[boofredlay]

I'm lovin' this shirt:

[Mike Lucey]

Well, this shoots my suggestion in the foot!

I do however have hopes for electric cars and before anyone dives
in with knock downs, I think it is quite possible, here in Ireland
at any rate to produce reasonable amount of wind generated electricity.

I knew all this wind that get on the Atlantic West Coast would
be good for something

And here is the vehicle to use that electrical power
http://www.flytheroad.com The Venture One

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