Tonight will be the first night with negative temperatures with the stove. It has been keeping us cozy through the coupla weeks of teens, and comfy through the single digits of the last few days - 75ish during the day and 65-67 in the morning. I'm anxious to see how it performs at these lower temps. With 2400 sq. ft. it's got a lot of work to do.
Puttin' her to the test
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Diabel
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Schortie,
If my memory serves me right you have a VC Encore...like me. Well, I have 3100sqf & the encore just can not keep up. It has been cold here in the past week. Loading every 4-5 hrs with griddle temps at 500* & still the upstairs is too cold!
If my memory serves me right you have a VC Encore...like me. Well, I have 3100sqf & the encore just can not keep up. It has been cold here in the past week. Loading every 4-5 hrs with griddle temps at 500* & still the upstairs is too cold!
Diabel
Minister of Fire
Sorry, I thought you had the encore. During time like this I wish I had the defiant. The encore is helping the furnace at he moment!
Backwoods Savage
Minister of Fire
schortie, I hope you made it through the night okay. Our temperature was a bit higher this morning than it was when we went to bed. Looks like more snow on the way for us. Don't put that shovel away yet.
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