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28 Dec 2017 16:50 #1 by one tenor
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Whle looking to buy fuel additives I came across these alternatives. Does anybody know if they can be used in diesel an an ignition improver. www.sigmaaldrich.com/catalog/product/ald...s-_-prodRecCold10-10

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28 Dec 2017 19:52 #2 by Mike Rolls
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I had a look at the site, John - sorry, no idea. It could be a case of 'maybe yes, maybe no' but I wouldn't dare to have an opinion
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28 Dec 2017 20:30 - 28 Dec 2017 20:31 #3 by one tenor
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S'alright matey. Thanks for looking .I've asked Sigma now as well

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28 Dec 2017 20:43 #4 by Eric
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As it required protective clothing, and a full-face hazchem mask, I'd venture that it was rather nasty stuff, really not suitable for home-brew fuel. It seems more like rocket propellant!
Pol - Phil Wood - is the person who should have a better answer, he used to BE a chemist!
p.s. Guano, which it is derived from, is bird poo. :evil:

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28 Dec 2017 20:52 #5 by one tenor
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I know it used to be big business 'Scuse the pun but don't if it is today. Rich in Nitrates Did you look at he other link with a number of alternatives ?

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28 Dec 2017 22:05 #6 by old fart
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28 Dec 2017 22:48 #7 by Eric
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No, I missed that one! Jetex are rockets - so I wasn't far off! [badass]

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28 Dec 2017 22:57 - 28 Dec 2017 23:39 #8 by one tenor
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This appears to have the real McCoy ( Should that be McKay ? ) Amyl Nitrate .Price noy TOO bad I suppose .If you want the real gear you have to pay I expect.
buypoppers.net/ Getting nearer to the supplies bit by bit now. Good luck to anyone making their own fuels. Take all the safety precautions and be safe. While on the subject be careful of the fumes of this stuff it increases blood pressure and there are rumours of deaths from it's use.(strokes etc ) and eye damage from the internal pressures.

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28 Dec 2017 23:50 #9 by Quorneng
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Buy Poppers!
I don't think these purchasers are using the Amyl nitrate to make diesel fuel :woohoo: and if you did buy some It might arouse the interest the drugs squad. ;)

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29 Dec 2017 08:14 #10 by Mike Rolls
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Whilst I think about it, anyone making their own diesel fuel - be careful of ether fumes whihc are heavier than air and there was at least one instance reported in the Aeromodeller back in the 50s or 60s of someone allowing fumes to accumulate without realising it, having a fag break and starting a fire in his workshop. Can't see it as a major possibility - I've mixed gallons of fuel over the years with nary a problem (but then, I never lit up whilst so doing) , but you know what they say - if something can happen, chances are that sooner or later it will happen.
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29 Dec 2017 09:15 #11 by Eric
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While we are 'playing' with chemicals, this popped (sorry!) up on another website I frequent -
Definitely don't try this at home! -
www.ch.ic.ac.uk/delights/texts/Demonstration_22.htm

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30 Dec 2017 10:59 #12 by boz
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Don't know about the barking dog part, but this was quite worrying.
(�NO2/N2O4 is very toxic and may cause inflammation of the lungs. Very insidious gas, exposure may cause little pain or go unnoticed, but the resulting edema several days later may cause death.)

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30 Dec 2017 11:27 #13 by one tenor
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I don't think the drugs boys would be interested in these "Poppers" or they couldn't sell them in "Sex" shops

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30 Dec 2017 18:17 #14 by Doug
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Poppers such as liquid gold contain isopropyl nitrate. They stopped using amy nitrate after some prosecutions under the medecines act so these are useless for our needs. As I have mentioned before there are enough cetane improvers available by mail order that are suitable for sports use. Most of the time you can get away without any if aren't trying to extract the last drop of power. Try searching for amsoil cetane booster which can be posted and is legal.
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30 Dec 2017 18:51 #15 by one tenor
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Thanks for that Doug, but I notice some of these sites seem to be willing to risk prosecution. still. They are still claiming AN is in their product..However thanks to your warning I won't be risking an order :oops: Klippy tells me he is going to make his own Amyl Nitrite [badass] ( Nitrite not Nitrate )

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