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September 21st 11, 03:28 PM
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E-15 gas.
This morning, Peter Landry was talking to a local radio talk show host
guy.They said E-15 gas is coming. cuhulin 
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September 21st 11, 03:36 PM
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E-15 gas.
"J R" > wrote in message ... > This morning, Peter Landry was talking to a local radio talk show host > guy.They said E-15 gas is coming. > cuhulin Considering the pimps we have in congress, I wouldnt doubt it.
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September 21st 11, 11:04 PM
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E-15 gas.
"hls" > wrote in news:S9mdnYFcMcz1a-
: > > "J R" > wrote in message > ... >> This morning, Peter Landry was talking to a local radio talk show host >> guy.They said E-15 gas is coming. >> cuhulin > > Considering the pimps we have in congress, I wouldnt doubt > it. > > sign me up, E 20 to 30 works great in all my stuff, except small engines. KB
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September 21st 11, 11:08 PM
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E-15 gas.
On 09/21/2011 03:04 PM, Kevin Bottorff wrote:
> > wrote in news:S9mdnYFcMcz1a- > : > >> >> "J > wrote in message >> ... >>> This morning, Peter Landry was talking to a local radio talk show host >>> guy.They said E-15 gas is coming. >>> cuhulin >> >> Considering the pimps we have in congress, I wouldnt doubt >> it. >> >> > > sign me up, E 20 to 30 works great in all my stuff, except small engines. > KB wow, the oiligopolist's dream - the guy that doesn't mind paying more and getting less! because that's what all the "E"'s mean with their lower calorie content. -- nomina rutrum rutrum
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September 21st 11, 11:49 PM
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E-15 gas.
"Kevin Bottorff" > wrote in message ... > "hls" > wrote in news:S9mdnYFcMcz1a- > : > >> >> "J R" > wrote in message >> ... >>> This morning, Peter Landry was talking to a local radio talk show host >>> guy.They said E-15 gas is coming. >>> cuhulin >> >> Considering the pimps we have in congress, I wouldnt doubt >> it. >> >> > > sign me up, E 20 to 30 works great in all my stuff, except small engines. > KB I guess you could buy technical alcohol and blend it with gasoline...Is there any benefit to you to do this, assuming of course that you dont get arrested for failure to pay fuel taxes?
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#6
September 22nd 11, 01:12 AM
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E-15 gas.
jim beam wrote: > > On 09/21/2011 03:04 PM, Kevin Bottorff wrote: > > > wrote in news:S9mdnYFcMcz1a- > > : > > > >> > >> "J > wrote in message > >> ... > >>> This morning, Peter Landry was talking to a local radio talk show host > >>> guy.They said E-15 gas is coming. > >>> cuhulin > >> > >> Considering the pimps we have in congress, I wouldnt doubt > >> it. > >> > >> > > > > sign me up, E 20 to 30 works great in all my stuff, except small engines. > > KB > > wow, the oiligopolist's dream - the guy that doesn't mind paying more > and getting less! because that's what all the "E"'s mean with their > lower calorie content. Not true. You don't pay more because the gasoline blended with alcohol is lower octane fuel which is cheaper to refine. And the alcohol is cheaper than the gasoline. And some vehicles get better mileage with alcohol blends.
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September 22nd 11, 01:40 AM
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E-15 gas.
On 09/21/2011 03:49 PM, hls wrote:
> > "Kevin Bottorff" > wrote in message > ... >> "hls" > wrote in news:S9mdnYFcMcz1a- >> : >> >>> >>> "J R" > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> This morning, Peter Landry was talking to a local radio talk show host >>>> guy.They said E-15 gas is coming. >>>> cuhulin >>> >>> Considering the pimps we have in congress, I wouldnt doubt >>> it. >>> >>> >> >> sign me up, E 20 to 30 works great in all my stuff, except small engines. >> KB > > I guess you could buy technical alcohol and blend it with > gasoline...Is there any benefit to you to do this, assuming > of course that you dont get arrested for failure to pay fuel > taxes? not unless you want lower mpg's. ethanol has a lower calorie content than gasoline, thus, to get the same output as you get with gasoline, you need to burn more of it. -- nomina rutrum rutrum
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#8
September 22nd 11, 01:47 AM
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E-15 gas.
On 09/21/2011 05:12 PM, jim wrote:
> > > jim beam wrote: >> >> On 09/21/2011 03:04 PM, Kevin Bottorff wrote: >>> > wrote in news:S9mdnYFcMcz1a- >>> : >>> >>>> >>>> "J > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>>> This morning, Peter Landry was talking to a local radio talk show host >>>>> guy.They said E-15 gas is coming. >>>>> cuhulin >>>> >>>> Considering the pimps we have in congress, I wouldnt doubt >>>> it. >>>> >>>> >>> >>> sign me up, E 20 to 30 works great in all my stuff, except small engines. >>> KB >> >> wow, the oiligopolist's dream - the guy that doesn't mind paying more >> and getting less! because that's what all the "E"'s mean with their >> lower calorie content. > > Not true. > > You don't pay more because > the gasoline blended with alcohol is lower octane fuel > which is cheaper to refine. no, the oilco's sell it for the same price or more. and not only do they blend in ethanol, they blend in water too because with ethanol in the mix, some water becomes soluble. > And the alcohol is cheaper than > the gasoline. no, it's considerably more expensive. and that's before you take the subsidies the taxpayer has to cough up into account. > > And some vehicles get better mileage with alcohol blends. no, you just believe propaganda. -- nomina rutrum rutrum
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#9
September 22nd 11, 04:25 AM
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E-15 gas.
jim beam > wrote in
t: > On 09/21/2011 05:12 PM, jim wrote: >> >> >> jim beam wrote: >>> >>> On 09/21/2011 03:04 PM, Kevin Bottorff wrote: >>>> > wrote in news:S9mdnYFcMcz1a- >>>> : >>>> >>>>> >>>>> "J > wrote in message >>>>> ... >>>>>> This morning, Peter Landry was talking to a local radio talk show >>>>>> host guy.They said E-15 gas is coming. >>>>>> cuhulin >>>>> >>>>> Considering the pimps we have in congress, I wouldnt doubt >>>>> it. >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> sign me up, E 20 to 30 works great in all my stuff, except small >>>> engines. KB >>> >>> wow, the oiligopolist's dream - the guy that doesn't mind paying >>> more and getting less! because that's what all the "E"'s mean with >>> their lower calorie content. >> >> Not true. >> >> You don't pay more because >> the gasoline blended with alcohol is lower octane fuel >> which is cheaper to refine. > > no, the oilco's sell it for the same price or more. and not only do > they blend in ethanol, they blend in water too because with ethanol in > the mix, some water becomes soluble. > > >> And the alcohol is cheaper than >> the gasoline. > > no, it's considerably more expensive. and that's before you take the > subsidies the taxpayer has to cough up into account. > > >> >> And some vehicles get better mileage with alcohol blends. > > no, you just believe propaganda. > > No your a idiot. I have tested it in my own vehicles and all but one gets BETTER milage with a 20% blend. and it is quite a bit cheeper to purchase also. Besides the supposed subsidy is going away in dec. KB
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#10
September 22nd 11, 04:27 AM
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E-15 gas.
jim beam > wrote in
t: > On 09/21/2011 03:49 PM, hls wrote: >> >> "Kevin Bottorff" > wrote in message >> ... >>> "hls" > wrote in news:S9mdnYFcMcz1a- >>> : >>> >>>> >>>> "J R" > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>>> This morning, Peter Landry was talking to a local radio talk show >>>>> host guy.They said E-15 gas is coming. >>>>> cuhulin >>>> >>>> Considering the pimps we have in congress, I wouldnt doubt >>>> it. >>>> >>>> >>> >>> sign me up, E 20 to 30 works great in all my stuff, except small >>> engines. KB >> >> I guess you could buy technical alcohol and blend it with >> gasoline...Is there any benefit to you to do this, assuming >> of course that you dont get arrested for failure to pay fuel >> taxes? > > not unless you want lower mpg's. ethanol has a lower calorie content > than gasoline, thus, to get the same output as you get with gasoline, > you need to burn more of it. > > Not always, tests prove it. KB
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