Hopefully there will be other responses to your appeal
and the rebuilding process will begin. Sure would be
nice!
Statistics: Posted by SeaMonkey — Fri Mar 27, 2015 3:40 pm
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We went from thousands of posts per month and a very active / engaged board, to crickets! I was starting to think something was wrong with the software and preventing you guys from posting?
This is just so odd that no-one is around anymore.
Statistics: Posted by Chris — Fri Mar 27, 2015 8:58 am
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Still here patiently waiting for the membership to return
and topics to get activated.
Yes, it would be very nice to get things 'going' again!
Statistics: Posted by SeaMonkey — Thu Mar 26, 2015 6:54 pm
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Anyone out there!?
Statistics: Posted by Chris — Thu Mar 26, 2015 1:40 pm
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Also I want to find anyone who's local to me in the Hershey, PA area. I remember Kevin Satterfield was nearby but not sure who else is. We need to start having project weekends! I'd love to do that. Lots of ideas and motivation. We just need willing participants now!
Statistics: Posted by Chris — Wed Sep 03, 2014 1:32 pm
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Hopefully, the old gang will migrate back to this excellent
forum to get the action going once again.
Statistics: Posted by SeaMonkey — Sun Aug 31, 2014 4:51 pm
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Just checking to see if anyone is still breathing. I'm going to try to remember to get pics of my recent work on my outdoor 16x16 workshop for Foundry and Blacksmithy. My girlfriend and I worked very hard moving all the dirt around for landscaping and preparing it for proper rainwater drainage. It was a lot of hard work but she was a trooper. The days when I can tinker happily are closer than ever now.
Statistics: Posted by Chris — Tue Jun 24, 2014 10:37 am
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Aye, there is an abundance of freely available energy
which can be fairly easily harnessed when one learns
how to do it. One of my favorites is the use of waste
such as cattle dung, human dung and vegetable waste
to produce methane gas. Another is the fermentation of
grains/fruits to produce alcohol. For use as a fuel in
gasoline engines the alcohol only needs to be only 50%
or greater (about 70% seems ideal.) The water content
serves as a convenient form of water injection which
increases efficiency.
Most of the best processes are old and go back
hundreds of years but have come into a state of
dis-use as a consequence of big oil. When the
sh*t hits the fan in the very near future the old
knowledge will be a valuable commodity.
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