I am sure this have been covered over and over again.
But why do the same pellets from the same skid/ batch burn different?
Like my Ligs I have been getting. Sometimes I can get 16 hours out of a bag and other times 12 hours. Then sometimes it will be 72 and other times 80* in the house. I understand the temp difference could be outside temp effecting the house. That has been discussed many times also.
But like now, it is 11 pm my house is 79 and my oven has been off for over 8 hours from cooking the ham today. Usually by now, my house would be about 74.
I am not making any adjustments to the stove, once it is one it is set to burn.
To give an example, I know if I have a full hopper (not 40lbs) usually goes for 12 hours or more (sometimes). The other night, the hopper was half full and I had a partial bag sitting on the floor so I added it when we went to bed at 11, that gave me around 3/4 hopper. Got up 7 hours later at 6 am and the stove was off, ran out of pellets.
Just being inquisitive and not much worried about the temp difference as I am about burn rate.
But why do the same pellets from the same skid/ batch burn different?
Like my Ligs I have been getting. Sometimes I can get 16 hours out of a bag and other times 12 hours. Then sometimes it will be 72 and other times 80* in the house. I understand the temp difference could be outside temp effecting the house. That has been discussed many times also.
But like now, it is 11 pm my house is 79 and my oven has been off for over 8 hours from cooking the ham today. Usually by now, my house would be about 74.
I am not making any adjustments to the stove, once it is one it is set to burn.
To give an example, I know if I have a full hopper (not 40lbs) usually goes for 12 hours or more (sometimes). The other night, the hopper was half full and I had a partial bag sitting on the floor so I added it when we went to bed at 11, that gave me around 3/4 hopper. Got up 7 hours later at 6 am and the stove was off, ran out of pellets.
Just being inquisitive and not much worried about the temp difference as I am about burn rate.