Greetings!
As a newbie learning about stoves, I find reading your past discussions fun and useful. Today I'm pondering real world efficiency.
I'm wondering if there's any significant, proven, real-world efficiency difference between types (sheet/cast/soapstone, cat/secondary burn), and models of good EPA stoves?
From searching your discussions, I'm guessing the answer will be "No, just relax and buy what you like." , but I'm a confirmed geek so I'm asking! ;-P
I'm not wanting to rehash, or create controversy (which posters here seem to be blessedly skilled at avoiding), just checking.
Thanks again for your friendliness and resources. Reading and mentally designing my eventual setup keeps my spirits up while rebuilding my place.
As a newbie learning about stoves, I find reading your past discussions fun and useful. Today I'm pondering real world efficiency.
I'm wondering if there's any significant, proven, real-world efficiency difference between types (sheet/cast/soapstone, cat/secondary burn), and models of good EPA stoves?
From searching your discussions, I'm guessing the answer will be "No, just relax and buy what you like." , but I'm a confirmed geek so I'm asking! ;-P
I'm not wanting to rehash, or create controversy (which posters here seem to be blessedly skilled at avoiding), just checking.
Thanks again for your friendliness and resources. Reading and mentally designing my eventual setup keeps my spirits up while rebuilding my place.