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 From: Dean Varner                 9:1992/2                 
 To   : John Mudge                                                              
 Subj : fuel alcohol production                                                 
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JM>It has averaged 150-200 meals per year cooked on it.  White
JM>gas is a problem, however.  Conversion to alcohol would be
JM>ideal as a long life cooking tool.

A good sub for white gas is unleaded gas. It works quiet well, and I
have tried it. As a matter of fact I used it for a long time, and still
do, and have had no ill effects.

 * SLMR 2.1a * One patriot plus 20 sheep, equals 1 dead and 20 slaves.


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 From : Tom Lane                     
 To   : Dean Varner                                                             
 Subj : fuel alcohol production                                                 
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Hello Dean,

Saturday December 26 1992, Dean Varner writes to John Mudge:

 DV> A good sub for white gas is unleaded gas. It works quiet well, and I
 DV> have tried it. As a matter of fact I used it for a long time, and still
 DV> do, and have had no ill effects.

Unleaded is a good substitute for white gas but does have some pitfalls. The
refineries put additives in unleaded fuel which over time will cause problems
with anything needing clean 'white gas'. Some of the additives will cause a
gummy substance to be deposited after burning because not all of the additive
will burn up.(not hot enough)  If your going to use unleaded gas in place of
white gas, you should take the burner apart and clean it with denatured alcohol
occasionally.

TL


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 From : Terry Buyers                 
 To   : Guy Putnam                                                              
 Subj : fuel alcohol production                                                 
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 > That's the problem........it's got a large wick in it.
 >  Coleman
 > says that the residue will build up in the wick & break
 > it down.

Run unleaded gas through a charcoal filter to capture the additives. Instant
Coleman fuel.

