[R-390] Slippery Stuff

[rbethman]

ROTFLMAO!

I contemplated that route!  However, being located in a city, no woods 
for miles, I believe that a smokestack appearing through the shed in the 
back yard would be a real big giveaway!

I don't have the access to a laboratory as I did before I retired from 
Uncle.  Besides, when I had that access, the ETHANOL was right there on 
the shelf.

Should worst case happens, I have to make a trip down to Georgia in 
November.  I can either pick it up in NC or get it in GA.  Down in GA, 
it will be optional as far as getting it in an emporium, or just leave 
some $$ in a wood stump!  The entire Town in GA that I'll be going to is 
ALL "Good Old Boys".

I'm really not in a big hurry.  The renovation is "almost" complete in 
the Den/Shack.  I have to build a new Shack Bench as it is.

Having spent a fair amount of time distilling water to then run it 
through an ion exchange resin bed, I really ought to be able to manage 
to distill Ethanol.

Being raised down that way for some number of years, I'll only admit 
knowledge of the methods and materials.....

Bob - N0DGN



On 10/26/2013 9:20 AM, k2cby wrote:
> Now let's see:
>
>              20 gallons of corn mash              check
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>              One copper kettle                      check
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>              Worm                                       check
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>              Bottle                                        check
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>              Fire wood                                  check
>
>              Spot in the woods                      check
>
>   
>
> Well, I guess that about does it !
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>   
>
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