what do you think is better petrol or paraffin tilly lanterns?
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A battery operated light is best, as you might get fuel on your hands and the fish dont like this much on the bait.
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Gasoline and a lighted match, perhaps?
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In stock car racing, we've been using 110 octane leaded fuel. Our guys have been buying it in 55 gallon drums for  $248.50, or about $4.50 a gallon, plus shipping to the track. \n\nNASCAR is now moving to an unleaded racing fuel.\n\nDepending on the track, NASCAR stock cars get between 4 and 6 mpg. Yeah, not great, I know. Still, we do have (as one friend put it) an interesting way of turning money into noise.\n\nThe impact racing has on the rest of the world's gas/oil is quite minimal in relation to the needs of the many, it's just higher-profile.
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I assume you want to compare the gasoline engine to a gas turbine not a steam turbine. If you are talking about shaft power, then the gasoline engine is but it you fully utilize the heat in the exhaust of a gas turbine then the gas turbine with heat recovery is the winner hands down. Now if you recover some of the heat from the exhaust of the gasoline engine then they come closer together.\n\nIf you are talking about a steam turbine then you need to be careful where you draw the envelope to measure efficiency. Do you enclude the efficiency of the boiler, feedwater and condensate system? Like wise what about the systems needed to produce the gasoline for the engine?
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put some petrol on it.
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I would definitly go with GasX and in a pinch, if you have kids you can even take their gas drops, they'll work, too.
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Try and contact the manufacturer. Here's their website.\nhttp://www.thepenninegroup.co.uk/\nThey have a lot of info on their site.\nGood Luck and Happy Camping!!!!
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An L.E.D. light can run 200 hrs on a set of batteries, but isn't terribly bright.\nA Xenon lamp is Extremely bright, but kills batteries fast.\n\nYou can get either one for ten bucks or so. play it safe...\nGet them both.
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One that does not need a lot of repairs.  I suggest Hot Wheels -- good on gas and no repairs.
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I personally like Tide (with a touch of Downy)\n\nGain is also pretty good.\n\nThey both leave a fresh scent and get rid of stains. I bleach my whites seperately though :-)
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My friends use BBQ lighting fluid. They have a performance company that specialises in use of poi and fire staffs. They are also students though so they use what is cheap and may not necessarily be the safest!\n\nThis is an excellent website (that my friends like) if you are interested in poi and other fire tricks. There's a gallery to see people in action.\nhttp://www.homeofpoi.com/\nThis is the same websites page on best (and safest) fuels.\nhttp://www.homeofpoi.com/articles/FireSafety.php
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Definitely go with the peanut butter, as that should nicely mask the smell of bitter almond from the cyanide. Then you can run away with me after the party on Friday.
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Originally, Jack-O-Lanterns were made from turnips.\n\nCheck out the web site below for more.
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Coals, preferably Kingsford.  Gas grills are only good for veggie kabobs and singeing your eyebrows off! OUCH! You're right he's wrong.  Make him wash the dishes!
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GASOLINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I have ones with pellets i personally think they work better. \n\nby the way thanks for the great advice!!! i think i will go with #2! =)\n\nwow thanks for the soccer answer 2!
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Yes the two are different in their chemical compositions. Liquid petrolium gas, commonly known as LPG is a derivative of petroleum and is generally used as cooking gas.