is  vulcan a good brand name for pellet stoves?
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It might be under trademark to Paramount Studios for "Star Trek".
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sempra energy. good luck!
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Yes, but it is not a good idea. Stick to vegetable matter. The animal fat will cost more to render into usable fuel than anything else. Cooking grease and lard from bakeries and restaurants is used for fuel, again, heating fuel needs to burn a little cleaner than industrial applications. There is also the question of particulates in the oil clogging your burner and bacteria propagation.
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try using the big firestarter sticks. They're monster matches, and work pretty well.
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I use one called a Smokey.\nCheck this one out on ebay...
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To be annoyingly pedantic, there are no fusion reactors yet.  They still have not achieved breakeven point of input energy=output energy.  The lasers you refer to are one area of research to achieve this.  \n\nTo answer your question, it is an evolving field, not just laser technology; but now the design of the fuel pellet is now a subject of interest.\n\n"Nova Laser System\n\nNova is the name given to the second generation laser fusion device at Lawrence Livermore Laboratories. It employs lasers ten times more powerful than the Shiva laser fusion device and will attempt to reach the breakeven point for fusion. Nova makes use of ten lasers which are focused on a 1 mm diameter target area, dumping 100,000 joules of energy into the target in a nanosecond.\n\nAs of 1994, Nova has reached the Lawson criterion, but at a temperature too low for fusion ignition."\n\nHowever, by designing the laser to make multiple passes through the laser material using lenses; and by designing the fuel pellet to these criteria, the LNL's 192 nova lasers  have competition.  a Few (<10 I believe) of these new lasers and redesigned fuel pellets achieved close to the aame results as the 192 nova lasers.
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Sunpentown makes portable induction stoves often found in certain Asian restaurants that use conventional power.\nhttp://www.sunpentown.com/srincow.html\n\nThey're often sold in Asian stores.
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For car camping, I love my Pyromid. http://www.pyromid.net/ It can use charcoal, sterno, wood, etc or it can be set on top of a camp stove or BBQ grill. It is solid stainless steel. It folds up into a package about 12" x 12" x 1". (There are larger and smaller models too.) I can use it for grilling steaks, griddling pancakes, even baking a whole (small) chicken and a pan of biscuits.\n\nFor advice on a backpackers' stove, call REI. This is a not-for-profit retailer of camping gear. Their outdoor advisors will help you whether you are a member or not, whether you buy anything or not. www.rei.com
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Have you looked at www.shopelvis.com. They are a good source of all licensed EPE items...BTW, you've got GREAT taste!
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There are lots.  A great example are hand-warmers people use while skiing.  The packets contain fine iron powder that reacts exothermically with oxygen creating a steady stream of heat.  \nWhite phosphorus will spontaneously ignite in air and can be used as an source of fire for napalm and the like.\nThere is currently a company that sells a portable coffee experience where hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide neutralize in a jacket surrounding water, causing it to percolate through ground coffee, be filtered etc.  Instant hot coffee on demand!
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Odorless Kerosene (Klean-Heat, Deobase, odorless mineral spirits)\n\n I quote: "This is kerosene that has been "sweetened" with most of its mercaptans (sulfur compound) and aromatics removed.  It supposedly burns cleaner, odorless, with less smoke and soot.  It may also have a narrower molecule range (C9-C12), higher flashpoint than K-1 (125°F or greater  vs. ~100°F) and a much higher price."\n\nYou can buy it here: http://www.msiwix.com/Klean-Heat.htm\n\nYou might try filtering plain kerosene with activated charcoal, which will absorb some of the sulfur impurities. You might also look for a grade of kerosene called 1-k kerosene aka k-1. It is a higher grade.
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Tech Man is right   www.newegg.com  has got  good ones cheap  NEC is really good i have 2500 burns on mine still works great.  Some DVD Burners come with Nero.  Some are OEM wich is just the DVD Drive.  You can get nero from the nero.com website for a trial, then search online for a serial number and get the progam for free. But its not recommended.   Good Luck man but Nero is the Best no questions asked!
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this won´t hurt you´re computer but is not good for the burner. if you are going to do lots of multiple burns get a other burner and use them one after the other this will give them a rest between burns.\np.s. good burners are cheap as chips at the moment
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Go to Zappos.com they list the different brand names.
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Here you go my friend:\n\nhttp://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?cgiurl=http%3A%2F%2Fcgi.ebay.com%2Fws%2F&fkr=1&from=R8&satitle=burner+bubble&category0=
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yes, it's a brand name
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find out the name brand of the comp