Today i started the stove at 6:45 AM and the temp peaked at 750 just looked and the stove is 200 wish it was not so warm out i would just reload. That is 9 hours i am very happy today my first 9 hour burn.
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etiger2007
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I forgot to add that i don't really trust my stove thermometers right now. IR gun comes in next week i still trust my flue probe.
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I use my magnetic as a guide for setting the burn up, then I zap it with the IR gun for good measure.
They were a little on the smallish side that is why i think the temp peaked at 750 i would have rather it peaked at 650. also i raked the coal bed forward to and i started turning the air down sooner then i used too. This gave me dancing blue flame it was not a propane grill look it was a lazy look. Also it may have not been 750 my magnetic temp gauges are off right now i think.
what kind of birch were u using? i put in 3 splits of the white this morning got good heat but dissappeared in 3 hours. yellow stuff lasts longer
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