Reviewer:
Mike the Builder
from Coeur d Alene, ID United States
If one is into this type of information, this is the book to own. Clear, cogent explanatory material in a no non-sense format. Highly recommend.
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Goodbye OPEC!!
February 6, 2013
Reviewer:
Michael Schaefer
from Round Rock, TX United States
By heating wood chunk inside a large iron pipe with heat from a furnace/kiln, charcoal and a flammable mix of gases are produced. Cooling the gas off by bubbling it through water and filtering out the solid & liquid particles from the gas, many of which are flammable as well, produces a cleaner gas that can be compressed for storage & burned in a regular gasoline engine.
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woodinto charcaol an power
March 27, 2012
Reviewer:
nathan dean
from newhampire
alot of info put into a small book, would like to c the books in a bigger size tho. the author doesent add, that more the filters u use would decrease the ammount of tar . the gas or increasing the size of the filter mesh area would do the same thing. but u get a crud load of info tho. in process of building many of the gear now
Top book! 
woodinto charcaol an power 
