What kind of stack temps do you have at full output?

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muncybob said:
More btu in the wood means higher stack temps, makes sense I guess.
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Based on that theory, stack temps should decrease even more for a very-low BTUs-per-volume unit fuel such as corrugated cardboard.

Yet contradicting the model, corrugated cardboard will melt your stack and burn your house down.

I think BTUs ÷ time would show more correlation with stack temp than BTUs ÷ volume.
 
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