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  1. begreen Super Moderator

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    South Puget Sound, WA
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  2. Val New Member

    joined: Mar 17, 2012
    86 posts
    Looks like a very small flue pipe. It must only run at 15,000 BTU or so? Just guessing....it must really be suited for portable heating as advertised but would be so neat to have in a rural outbuilding away from electric.
  3. DexterDay Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 11, 2010
    9,055 posts
    NE Ohio
    Clarry makes a model like that for hunting camps?.?.? They have a video on Youtube.... Been posted here before.

    The exhaust is designed the way it is, to slow gases and act as a heat exchanger.

  4. begreen Super Moderator

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    36,118 posts
    South Puget Sound, WA
    There are two things wrong with that video. First, no campsite is that level and second, there was no bourbon in the coffee! LOL
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  5. smwilliamson Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 28, 2009
    2,724 posts
    Southcoast, MA
    Advertising on CL...I'm guessing anywhere in the USA there is room for a dealership....really? There's already a dealership in my territory? You won't let me carry it? Figures...I'm late for everything.
  6. Val New Member

    joined: Mar 17, 2012
    86 posts
    Probably a blessing in disguise. That stove looks very interesting but where I live I can't imagine it being very popular. I can see it being used in some sort of agricultural outbuilding or fancy workshop setting...But for hunting/ fishing, it seems too heavy to lug around. Especially to lug around a bag of pellets, too. It seems that propane stoves win ths time. Also, I really think that farmers like conventional items that are sturdy and work well, but this is too funky to be practical enough for most of them. Also, I never checked on the price of these. If it's too expensive, then its a hard sell- might as well burn pellets in a small wood stove.
  7. DirtyDave Feeling the Heat

    joined: Nov 22, 2011
    255 posts
    western wa
  8. DexterDay Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 11, 2010
    9,055 posts
    NE Ohio
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  9. smwilliamson Minister of Fire

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    2,724 posts
    Southcoast, MA

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