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Nice piece of fish posted:The one and the same. Which one are you, then? It's a secret.  (I miss our days in Chernarus)
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Sep 17, 2018 18:47
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Does your wood burner draw outside air for combustion or from your interior area?
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Sep 23, 2018 16:28
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Nice piece of fish posted:Interior. It actually (as far as I understand modern stoves) has a secondary air intake that causes a secondary combustion of the wood gases causing a much more complete combustion of the wood overall. In effect, it produces much more heat per unit of wood, causes much less smoke, a lot less embers and thereby fire risk and leaves a lot less ash than traditional stoves and so needs much less cleaning. I can confirm all of the above. Only reason I mention it is with an air supply from outside, you are not pooping your warm interior air out the flue. If you are drawing from interior air, you are *pulling cold air in from outside through cracks in walls/doors/etc to compensate, thereby lowering the efficiency of overall heating. The only downside with the outside air supply is the loving omnipresent wasps here in the warm months that make themselves at home in the vent. Our fireplace draws from the outside and poops out the burny air. No air is sucked out of the home. Once the radiant heat gets going it can stay hot and burn a lot longer with less fuel once you dial it in. Much like a good smoker. (*or if you are in a 100% sealed cabin your air pressure will be sucked out and your eyeballs will explode in a comically violent way) Hasselblad fucked around with this message at 20:32 on Sep 23, 2018 |
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Sep 23, 2018 20:27
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You should make a video with a Bon Iver soundtrack as you make stuff (play video games).
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