Wolves1
Minister of Fire
Great now would love to know how It burns, if you like on the other thread regency cs2600 review (its the same stove) you can post how it's burning there it would help a lot of people that have this stove.
Hampton HI400 burn time
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I readjusted the restriction plate to full open, so my burn time didn't improve any, but the heat output improved vastly. Readjusted plate this AM to about half blocked off and just started a fire so I'll give an update later. And I used the top down start method with a fire starter on large splits...what a game changer.
Wolves1
Minister of Fire
Spit some wood smaller and used 7 or so pieces to fill fire box...No improvement in burn time.
This AM adjusted plate again. Just filled it up and will see.
Filled firebox
Door stays dirty too
This AM adjusted plate again. Just filled it up and will see.
Filled firebox
Door stays dirty too
Wolves1
Minister of Fire
What type of burn times are you getting? That's how my glass gets in the fall and spring when I burn in the winter just some black in the corners. What area do you live in, what are your outside temps and do you know the moisture in your wood.
Huntindog1
Minister of Fire
I your wood is not good and dry then you can get build up on the glass.
And if your wood isnt good and dry you most likely have to leave the input air open wider to keep it
burning and that can shorten your burn time.
And if your wood isnt good and dry you most likely have to leave the input air open wider to keep it
burning and that can shorten your burn time.
Filled it up about 430 and at 1 am still had life and at 550 degrees with the load in picture above. 4 large pieces and a small one on the side. Would have went an hour or more longer. Good smoldering logs were left that broke up into large coals.
Had to go to bed so added wood.
Wood has been split for 3 years and is dry maple
Yesterday was mid 30s into the low 20s overnight with light snow. Mason Dixon line area.
Will close plate down a bit more.
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