They emailed me last week and said "Chad is working on them but I still don't know when they'll be completed". So, there's that.Any updates on production of these ?
They emailed me last week and said "Chad is working on them but I still don't know when they'll be completed". So, there's that.Any updates on production of these ?
Will you let me know what I am looking at? I’m intrigued. Sealed? Keg? Pellets? Looks amazing.I’ve been running one of these for 4 years now. The original design worked ok but as others have indicated there are issues adjusting the feed rate so as not to be to hot or to cold. I made a sealed stove and welded in a modified feed ramp into mine and now I can keep my 12x17 tent anywhere from 58-90 degrees depending on which daughter decides to move the slider. The keg is my pellet stove and is stainless steel.
Yes, sealed keg helps draw better for better burn. Pellet stove adapter with modified feed plate. I can get better pics once I get back to camp if interested.Will you let me know what I am looking at? I’m intrigued. Sealed? Keg? Pellets? Looks amazing.
$419 I think it was, just for the hopper setup. They had to increase the price due to the cost of steel going up.What do they have them listed at as far as price???
Yeah, I was thinking of storing a couple bags in an open tote to let them air out just in case they did get damp at some point. You think that has more to do with it than the brand - whether they get wet?pellet storage and where they are stored might have more to a quality burn than I ever thought.
Maybe not at $6.00 a gallon! Ouch. The Korean War era army diesel heaters work very well.Weight for weight, I have to think a diesel heater would be easier and more dependable.
I would guess our stove kept the tent in the upper 30s to 40 degrees during the night. We found having a fan on
Weight for weight, I have to think a diesel heater would be easier and more dependable.
Please let me know of a diesel heater that’s safe to use all night in a tent! I’m all in!
Weight for weight, I have to think a diesel heater would be easier and more dependable.
This is what I'm looking at running next year after fighting a wood stove all night every night.Please let me know of a diesel heater that’s safe to use all night in a tent! I’m all in!
This is what I was thinking of. I used the webasto and espar versions in prudhoe bay to keep our box vans warm in some unbelievably cold temps.This is what I'm looking at running next year after fighting a wood stove all night every night.
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40lbs of diesel(6gal) would last you 3 weeks at 8hrs a night.
If you have access to electricity, or can even charge a small battery every day, one of these would be the easy button. https://www.amazon.com/HCALORY-5KW-8KW-Portable-Convenient-Integrated/dp/B0B42T3F6B/ref=sr_1_8?keywords=diesel+heater&qid=1669113856&sr=8-8&ufe=app_do:amzn1.fos.18ed3cb5-28d5-4975-8bc7-93deae8f9840
There's about 1000 versions of that thing coming out of china.
Depending on the electrical power consumption, you might be able to get away with solar charging the battery.
Ya, that amazon link is to a Chinese ripoff of a webasto/espar. The webasto works really well on a tiny amount of fuel.This is what I was thinking of. I used the webasto and espar versions in prudhoe bay to keep our box vans warm in some unbelievably cold temps.