Wiseway Non-electric pellet stove. Anyone know it?

Check out my vid of the SnowFlame running on straight crushed olive pits. They are less than 1/2 the price than pellets here but our pellets are crazy expensive.

Very interesting. Great potential to be a winner..

I posted ? About the stove last fall on iburncorn and had little response. To new? I would think non powered cabin owners in my state would go for one of these over propane units. I would love to try one, but would have to sell the Harman in the garage first.

Now this is interesting! The price is reasonable and best of all no power needed.. I think will be a big selling point and takes away the argument that you lose power and you lose heat.. Would like to see this stove in operation but it's rather odd looking more of a modern look..

Ray

Hi Guys just thought I would let you know there are 4 videos of the stove in operation one with the water heating feature and two with my test stove with a window in it so you can see how the gassified flame reacts to the opening and closing of the temp slide and how on low the gases are reignited to keep the stove running clean .

What is the link to the videos?

Ray

Search YouTube for Wiseway pellet stove.

Doesn't look to appeasing for the living room....

I'm interested for power outages. Install it where my wood eater is and only need to stash pellets. I have a cord of wood that could be space for wood pellets. I think once its installed and it earns its keep the looks will grow on me a lil!

Thanks JT.

Ya, definitely would only look right in certain situations. I can't see it in my grandmother's house that's for sure. I like the looks a lot.

I wish this guy the best. It seems like a winner.

Pretty neat. The fact that it operates without commercial power sure is a plus. Ya it's not exactly country styled. I wonder if at some point they could wrap in a shell to just change the look.
I'll bet a lot of people in New Jersey and New york would think it's a great idea right now.

Thanx for posting that JT! Very interesting concept and totally one of a kind too. I like the idea of a pellet stove that doesn't require power to operate. The styling is more modern than would fit into my decor but I like the idea. I think an add on blower would be a good option as well along with removable heat shields to create a convection stove for colder weather and to reduce the radiant heat. Does anyone here have one of these stoves in their home? I suspect this could become popular for $1595.00 MSRP.

Ray

That stove is going to revolutionize the pellet stove industry , genius .

Who cares what it looks like, 57.000 btu's , I'll take it

The gauge is cool ,700 degrees ,wow..no electricity , talking about screwing the oil company and
Electric company , mint ,I'm all for it ..

Don't know anyone here that has one but it looks like a great idea to me.. It's light and simple.. Check out the video's posted further up.. BTW welcome to the forum!

Ray

LOL burn wood and you can screw everybody if you get it free and do the work

Ray

Thanks , I sign up today to become a dealer on that wise way pellet stove...
I deliver wood to people , a lot of work , I get 200.00 $ a cord ,pellets are 209.00$ a pallet.

I'm not selling just educating..