how do wood stoves run in "fireplace mode" with the doors open packed full of wood receiving full air and not have issues with flue temps being too high?
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The large amount of dilution air coming in through the open door cools things down. But very few stoves offer that option anymore.
think i can do this with my kodiak stove ? Its very similar in size to a fisher mama bear
Yeah on an old primative stove like that as long as you have enough draft it won't matter at all
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I think fireplaces are not run "fully loaded", but with one or two splits at a time. That helps too (in addition to the large quantity of air cooling things down.)
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