Here is a friend who has installed the Greasel kit in his '82 diesel chevette in Seattle:
http://tharsis.ubertechnique.com/vette/. He runs his 'vette on waste vegetable oil (WVO) from places such as chinese restaurants and donut shops. Donut oil is apparently the "elusive grail". (Since it requires the least filtering?) He has lots of (often funny) detail about his experiences. CNN even aired his story.
One of the greatest challenges WVO powered vehicle owners face is finding a reliable supply of oil. There is a critical mass of users needed in order for it to become economical to collect and redistribute WVO. Until then, the users will have to spend time finding and bargaining for the oil and rely on their ability to charm restaurant owners into letting them have their waste oil.
"The feeds will come from television, complete with the home team's commentary and ads."
If the webcast is going to show all of the tv ads anyway, the tv broadcast network is benefitting from having the additional webcast viewers! Why blackout the webcast at all?
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Here is a friend who has installed the Greasel kit in his '82 diesel chevette in Seattle: http://tharsis.ubertechnique.com/vette/. He runs his 'vette on waste vegetable oil (WVO) from places such as chinese restaurants and donut shops. Donut oil is apparently the "elusive grail". (Since it requires the least filtering?) He has lots of (often funny) detail about his experiences. CNN even aired his story. One of the greatest challenges WVO powered vehicle owners face is finding a reliable supply of oil. There is a critical mass of users needed in order for it to become economical to collect and redistribute WVO. Until then, the users will have to spend time finding and bargaining for the oil and rely on their ability to charm restaurant owners into letting them have their waste oil.
"The feeds will come from television, complete with the home team's commentary and ads." If the webcast is going to show all of the tv ads anyway, the tv broadcast network is benefitting from having the additional webcast viewers! Why blackout the webcast at all?
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