SmokeyTheBear said:You might want to send Stovensen a PM via https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/cost/messages/pm/19875/
I'm sure Bo can at least answer that question for the part of Europe he is in.
pete324rocket said:SmokeyTheBear said:You might want to send Stovensen a PM via https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/cost/messages/pm/19875/
I'm sure Bo can at least answer that question for the part of Europe he is in.
Smokey the Bear..are you the moderator?
pete324rocket said:In that thread,you mentioned that pellet use was fairly new and I was under the impression that is was much more widespread than that. We send huge amounts of pellets somewheres in your direction,and I am wondering if you have any way of knowing who is bagging and selling them and knowing their origin. Any idea about soft/hardwood blends,are the bags marked as such? I can see how high prices for fossil have affected the choice of fuel for heat. Forested land is a valuable resource for sure.
kettensäge said:Stovenson,
European 95 octane is equal to our 92/93.
I used to use acetone but it is incompatible with E10. (10% ethanol 90% gas).
It allows for a more complete and cleaner burn which reduces residual oxygen in the exhaust. The o2 sensor picks up on the missing oxygen and leans the mixture = less gas used.
Is diesel power as common there as in italy?
I don't use any of it anymore, gains don't justify the trouble and if you stop using it you will find it does cut engine power output a little.
Could make the difference for someone who needs to pass smog.
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