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Colin_Farquhar

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Hi There:
Just a quick howdy-I've been lurking on this site for years, but decided to (maybe) start posting. I enjoy the information being shared, and the real world reviews of new stoves and installations.

This will be our first year back with wood heat after 2 houses and 3 years off, already enjoying the radiant warmth and busy scrounging wood.

Cheers,
Colin
 
Welcome to the forums !!!

There is a wealth of info here , and some dynamite folks :)
 
Howdy!
I know you must be a true wood addict, with your hydro prices it must be awful tempting to just use electric.
 
Welcome. You are probably getting a little snow tonight like we are and its a good night to have a fire going.
 
oh-oh, another Canuck. ==c==c==c
 
Howdy!
I know you must be a true wood addict, with your hydro prices it must be awful tempting to just use electric.
Not at all- we live in a 1920's farmhouse out in the country, and I'm cheap. I'd rather split wood than pay Hydro ;). That said, coming from BC the lower rates were kind of nice!
 
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Just to make our neighbors to the North feel better, we are forecast to break a high temperature record tomorrow set in 1948. Forecast is 80 degrees.
 
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Yup yup 82::F for tomorrow... giving up hope of a fire in southern Virginia.
 
Welcome , Colin. Actually I had to take a look where Winnipeg was. The winter's must be cold and long there.
 
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Welcome , Colin. Actually I had to take a look where Winnipeg was. The winter's must be cold and long there.
Thats why we call it Winterpeg! ;lol
Welcome to the hearth forums Colin.
 
Yes-It will be interesting as the temperature falls... I'm intrigued to see how the draft is once the delta-T widens up between inside and outside. Obviously stronger, but how much is the question? Might have to put a manometer in-and a combustion analyzer...
 
Yes-It will be interesting as the temperature falls... I'm intrigued to see how the draft is once the delta-T widens up between inside and outside. Obviously stronger, but how much is the question? Might have to put a manometer in-ana combustion analyzer...


Hope you don't have to do that. Probably you setup will work just fine. Keep us posted.
 
Hope you don't have to do that. Probably you setup will work just fine. Keep us posted.
I should have used a smiley face-I was being a bit facetious. I was threatening my wife that I was going to try and find an old ABB online analyzer to put in the stack (day job is a power engineer). Nope, so far everything is running just dandy-clean stack and plenty of heat.
 
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