I am attempting to be nice but this has come up numerous times in conversation in the last few days. Please remember just because your stove is a 34,000 to 43,000 btu stove does not mean it will give you less heat than a 61,000 or 68,000 btu stove if all you want to do is burn a bag of pellets a day.
Burning a pound of pellets per hour in any stove will give you approx 7,800 to 8,300 btu per hour (input). That is it. The size of the stove does not make "magic btu's".
Thanks for listening to my rant. I tried to be nice.
Eric
Burning a pound of pellets per hour in any stove will give you approx 7,800 to 8,300 btu per hour (input). That is it. The size of the stove does not make "magic btu's".
Thanks for listening to my rant. I tried to be nice.
Eric