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graycatman

graycatman

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Mar 7, 2010
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Mid-Hudson Valley, NY
Last night I had some dry locust and ash producing long streams of secondaries from most of the holes in the baffle. I also noticed secondaries flowing with a liquidy type of flame from the crack between the back of the baffle and the back ledge that the baffle sits on. Is this normal? It would seem to indicate air flow along that crack.
 
Normal it is just runnin hot.
 
There are secondary ports in the back of the baffle in where the pc that folds up on the bottom. Normal
 
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