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  1. warmhouse2 Member

    joined: Dec 10, 2010
    31 posts
    new jersey
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  2. lil_geek New Member

    joined: Jan 4, 2013
    1 posts
    Here is our new stove - installed today!

    It is a St. Croix Ashton Bay. The living room is nice and toasty tonight and I don't feel too guilty!!

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  3. briansol Minister of Fire

    joined: Jan 18, 2009
    1,107 posts
    central ct
    Ignore what's on the tv... lol seriously, it was on TBS and it was some pharma commercial.

    Anyway, this is my setup just after we put up the tree last month.

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  4. tjnamtiw Minister of Fire

    joined: Mar 9, 2009
    2,614 posts
    North Georgia
    You get enough power off of 8 panels to run AC? How many watts per panel? How many batteries do you have in the enclosure? I'm in the short strokes of completing my solar back up system with 840 watts to an MPPT controller but no way could I run the AC! A freezer and fridge were my two goals to keep running.

    AND your state taxes you for using over 1000kwh a month!??! I'm glad I don't live there! It must be Al Gore-land...... That's ridiculous.
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  5. Don2222 Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 1, 2010
    5,346 posts
    Salem NH
    Hello

    My current fire twins - When cousins are two of a kind! Dualing SantaFe's !

    I like the SantaFe so much I got another one! When one runs low on wood pellets, Just fire up the other! LOL

    Actually, I can use programmable T-Stats and run them alternating each day. That means we can go twice as long without cleaning and twice as long without adding pellets and the stove and parts last twice as long because only half the use! LOL
    Or
    Run then at the same time and get twice as much heat so it takes half as much time keep the room temperature at 70 Deg F! LOL

    I am also try to clone them! HaHa

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  6. becasunshine Member

    joined: Dec 10, 2009
    125 posts
    Central Va
    OMG, Don, that's hilarious. WAIT. WAIT. THAT'S TWO BURN POTS. TWO AUGERS, TWO BURN POTS. Somebody else on another thread broke my brain the other day when he started talking about his pellet stove (furnace?) having two burn pots with two augers. NOW YOU GO AND POST THE SAME THING. MY BRAIN IS BROKEN, AGAIN. (It's deja vu all over again!) WHAT IS IT WITH YOU GUYS AND YOUR SOUPED UP PELLET STOVES? :)
  7. Mr. Spock Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jan 2, 2013
    460 posts
    SW MA
    Actually it is 10 panels and yes I do. And yes I thought that to so "click, click, click, click, click, click" The last sound six electric cash registers make.
    Check your inbox for details about the solar.
  8. small_e_900 New Member

    joined: Dec 15, 2012
    7 posts
    Mudpuddle Maine
  9. robert65 New Member

    joined: Dec 27, 2011
    16 posts
    Central CT
  10. wsj5903 New Member

    joined: Nov 8, 2012
    9 posts
    Whitelaw, WI
    Here is my Harman Accentra FS. Built and installed everything my self. image.jpg
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  11. Don2222 Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 1, 2010
    5,346 posts
    Salem NH
    Love those lights and mantel, that makes the space so sexy looking! What kind of lights are they and how do you turn them on?
  12. wsj5903 New Member

    joined: Nov 8, 2012
    9 posts
    Whitelaw, WI
    Thanks. The lights going up are Xeon under cabinet lights that are on a dimmer switch and the lights going down are 3" can lights that are also on a dimmer switch. In the picture on the left side of the hearth you can see the switch plate for turning then on and off.
  13. Don2222 Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 1, 2010
    5,346 posts
    Salem NH
    Very Nice

    Here is my hearth with LED rope lights and built in kick space heater that I can use when the stove is down for cleaning! See black grill. It is connected to a T-Stat on the wall. Then added a couple candles on the tiled mantel over cement board.

    I used Amber around the top and red around the bottom in a 1/2" overhang slot I built into the hearth.

    Click on pic to enlarge and see all the lighting.

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  14. msh227 Member

    joined: Nov 20, 2010
    38 posts
    Eastern PA
    Scheduled for a good cleaning today. Here is my 25-PDVC with my hand built mantel/corner shelf

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  16. lessoil Minister of Fire

    joined: May 31, 2008
    659 posts
    Western Maine
    'ol reliable!!

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  17. Danny Cathcart Member

    joined: Apr 28, 2012
    76 posts
    Michigan
    Doesn't get any better. Where did you set my coffee?
  18. Danny Cathcart Member

    joined: Apr 28, 2012
    76 posts
    Michigan
  19. lbcynya Feeling the Heat

    joined: Oct 26, 2006
    394 posts
    W Michigan
    Here's our setup. XXV in the basement and Thelin log burner upstairs.

    Click on the image if you want it "jumbo style" :cool:

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  20. Fire Member

    joined: Feb 7, 2007
    53 posts
    NYC
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  21. CD2011 New Member

    joined: Aug 28, 2011
    18 posts
    Massachusetts
    My husband and I have loved seeing everyone else's photos of their pellet stoves, and it's interesting to see where pellets are stored. Here are a couple of photos of our stove. We keep the pellets in the extra large flower pot next to the stove, it holds 2 bags of pellets. We keep the curtain to the right pulled out of the way when using the stove, the big plan is to take out the huge windows and replace with more wall and a regular sized window, maybe next summer.

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  22. becasunshine Member

    joined: Dec 10, 2009
    125 posts
    Central Va
    Pretty, CD2011! and I LOVE the flower pot idea- it looks good in your room. Very pretty covers on your crate furniture. Ahhh, crate furniture = indestructible. We had ours for DECADES. Finally gave the last pieces of it to our youngest child when he went to college. Told him it was NOT to come home. Burn it if necessary (but not in the dorm room.) Not sure what happened to it. It didn't come home. I'm betting it's still in the dorm. :)
  23. Danny Cathcart Member

    joined: Apr 28, 2012
    76 posts
    Michigan
    I can already tell, folks feel welcomed in your home. Nice choice of colors :)
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  24. DemonGT Member

    joined: Oct 19, 2011
    154 posts
    Sparta,WI
    That looks amazing :eek:
  25. CD2011 New Member

    joined: Aug 28, 2011
    18 posts
    Massachusetts
    Thank you Beca and Dan for the compliments. Dan, I like the black can that you have next to your stove, that is more to my taste than the flowerpot, and I love your wood floors.

    Beca, yep, that is This End Up furniture, we've had it for a verrrry long time, and a few years ago we had it reupholstered, which was a major stress inducing project for me since I am "decorator challenged" as well as "color challenged" and "fashion challenged". The previous fabric was flowers on a cranberry background, and I picked the sage green wall color from the leaves. I was determined to find a fabric with similar colors and my husband found this one which has green in it to go with the walls.

    Keep warm!!

    Cindy

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