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Yeah my buddy is an engineer who designs water treatment systems. He speced mine out for me -
What I've seen on the Hardy stoves is they have plenty of air (to the point of flame out the chimney), just minimal contact with the... -
HWhat I've seen on the Hardy stoves is they have plenty of air (to the point of flame out the chimney), just minimal contact with the...
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Don2222 replied to the thread ENVI electric wall mount plug in heaters....One of my friends bought electric heaters to heat his house instead of oil forced hot water heat in the North East here. After the first... -
woodgeek replied to the thread Waterfurnace 5 Series Geothermal.Hey Jerry. Glad to hear the second unit is working well for you! -
Well, for most of the folks on here, and given @begreen 's apparent scrounging the internet for green news, this might actually be the...
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woodgeek replied to the thread Renewables surpasses coal to become the second most used fuel source in 2020.This is a cool stat, and the drive is all due to costs. Fracked gas is cheap. Fracking for oil produces gas as a low-value side...
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woodgeek reacted to semipro's post in the thread Renewables surpasses coal to become the second most used fuel source in 2020 with
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It's happening a lot faster than I thought it would - glad I was wrong... -
woodgeek replied to the thread Fusion Power?.Very true. Sounds like they are aiming for D-3He reaction cycle, which is low neutrons (due to side reactions). While D-D is easier to...
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woodgeek replied to the thread Fusion Power?.Looks like cool technology. Hard to say if its legit or not. I like the kinetic approach to heating and the induction method for...
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woodey reacted to Highbeam's post in the thread Which outdoor boiler design is the most compatible with commercial trash? with Like.
Burning styrofoam is awesomely Smokey. You’re asking us how to burn garbage. I’m sure many if not most of us have burned trash in a... -
DAKSY replied to the thread Valor Portrait Natural Gas Line.I can't see where the incoming gas connection is made on the valve, but the proper way to do it is to come off the valve with a 3/8" BIP... -
Ppeakbagger replied to the thread ENVI electric wall mount plug in heaters....Just in case you did not know the math 2500 watts =8500 btu/hr which is not a lot of heat in cold winter temps even for 900 square feet...
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Highbeam replied to the thread Iron filter.iron and manganese are both removed with the same process. Often people mistake manganese for iron, both are just aesthetic concerns...
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FirepotPete reacted to SidecarFlip's post in the thread Conflicting Sabrina install opinions from local experts with Like.
Whenever you do the geothermal, hire a contractor that installs the loop by directional boring and not trenching. Directional boring is...