Dear twelfty,
As you could find out from this forum, I have been making BioDiesel here in fair quantities for about six years.
I use the methanol and sodium hydroxide process (CH3OH and NaOH) to cause transesterification of the vegetable oils, with which process doubtless you will be intimately familiar, you being so expert in these matters. I usually buy 200 litres of methanol at a time. That is enough for about 1,500 litres of BioDiesel.
There are many people on this forum who have learned to value my advice which is, I hasten to say, based less on cleverness and more on experience. I feel comfortable with the members of the LandyZone community making up their own minds whether to take my advice, or yours.
my point exactly... your experience is with home made bio diesel which is great, and i am familiar with the process, i've done some small batches of it to understand it, but found it to be too time consuming for me as i don't have a garage or workshop to do this in, however i have had alot of experience with petrol and svo mixes and 70 degrees centigrade isn't hot enough to vaporise petrol AND SVO 70 degrees is hot enough to vaporise petrol on it's own, mixing it with svo thickens up the petrol making the vaporisation point alot higher
i'm sure your experience in bio diesel far exceeds mine and have no qualms about it, i'm not really fussed what peoples opinion of you on this forum is but your knowledge to me sounds dated and alot of research and time has gone into this method and isn't as dangerous as you make it out to be.