Re: Processor Design Mtg

"Michael VanDerwater" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.org.clubs.gobiodiesel.mixmasters
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I know that we are all super busy with meetings, however, this one is pretty
essential as we have never really ironed out what the heck the Gen. 2
processor looks like. At least in terms of what the electrician needs to
know. Jeff Brandt ( the gentleman who was at our General meeting) is looking
to attend so we will have a great expert outside perspective.  We need to at
least get the basics down for the Processor before we call the electrician
in to wire it.

If Tuesday, May 2 at 7:30 is just not a good day to do it, We can push it
back a week.  This would, of course push the new processor progress back a
week.

See details for the meeting below.

On 4/21/06, Michael VanDerwater <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> It is also time to have one of these again.  The focus would be on the gen
> 2 processor. Basically, once we move outside of the container and have our
> 100amps of power, how do we construct/adapt and safely operate a processor
> that operates at that level?  We should figure out the basics, at the very
> least, before we have our electrician wire everything.
>
> Some ideas for a meeting time for this...  I have the new Members meeting
> on Tuesday May 2 starting at 6:30.. If you all would be okay with meeting a
> little late, say 7:30-9 on Tues evening  that would be ideal.  This meeting
> would naturally fall before the site planning meeting (on Wednesday). We
> could do this somewhere down in SE near Peoples.  There is a great Brew Pub
> right near the Clinton street theatre that could be a great location and its
> close to Peoples.  Would this work?
>
> Please respond whether this works or not.  Suggest alternatives if you
> like.
> (I am leaving on a trip out of town right after E-day and until TUES.  I
> will be back online Wednesday Morn)
>
> --
> -Michael Van Derwater
> General Manager
> Gobiodiesel Coop
>
> "Start by doing what is necessary, then what's possible and suddenly
> you are doing the impossible."
> -Saint Francis.
>



--
-Michael Van Derwater
General Manager
Gobiodiesel Coop

"Start by doing what is necessary, then what's possible and suddenly
you are doing the impossible."
-Saint Francis.

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