Re: DIG-L: Fwd: biogas and current list.

[Tom Miles <tmiles@teleport.com>]

Janet,

Try the links below to find the current archives and links to more 
information about digestors.

Tom



At 10:18 PM 5/1/2000 -0700, Janet wrote:

>>From: "Shawneefrms" <Shawneefrms@prodigy.net>
>>Date: Mon, 1 May 2000 23:31:26 +0600
>>
>>Hello,
>>   I have a couple questions.  I have been reading this lists archives 
>> for the last couple weeks now, and I have found alot of great 
>> information.  However, I cannot seem to access the current lists. the 
>> newest I can find are september '99.  I have some other questions 
>> regarding biogas production and use, but I wanted to ask that first.
>>    I  have been reading alot about using biogas for cooking, heating, 
>> refridgeration, and electrical generation, but where the heck does one 
>> find the appliances that will run on biogas?  Also, is there anyone in 
>> the US who has successfully built a small biogas digestor? Perhaps 
>> similar to the ones which use plastic bags as digestion chamber?  I 
>> mean, what does one do in the winter?  I live in Nebraska, so I am 
>> thinking, "gee, wouldn't that whole set up freeze come December or 
>> January?"  It always seems like these nice simple do'em your self 
>> digestors are all somewhere off in Cambodia, or China, or Africa 
>> somewhere.  I mean that's wonderfull for them, but I would love to see 
>> some simple examples of digestors a little closer.  Any body have any 
>> suggestions?  Thanks so much for your time, I do appreciate it.    Janet.

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