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kenny007
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Post by kenny007 » Thu. Mar. 12, 2009 7:48 pm

Hello,
I have just installed my stratfor sc75. Running fine- nice heat, I have installed a baro and I am confused where to set it,
I have taken some draft measurments about 2 inches from the back of the stove (baro is close to back of stove)
with the door open its about .09, with the door closed its sbout .07, the temp here is about 35 degrees,
where should I put the weight???
Thanks ALL

 
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Post by the snowman » Thu. Mar. 12, 2009 10:33 pm

post some pictures of your setup.

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Post by rockwood » Thu. Mar. 12, 2009 11:05 pm

If .07 is a constant reading you get while the stove is operating (normal heat output)I think the draft is a bit high.
I would shoot for .04/.05 (inches of water column) for a hand fired stove but other members on this forum may have a differing opinion so check out the links below to help decide what to set it at.
BTW, you don't want to set the baro when it's windy out because wind can drastically affect draft readings.
Manometer Install
Install a Barometric Damper on a Stoker Stove/Furnace?

 
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Post by kenny007 » Fri. Mar. 13, 2009 6:31 am

Well Guys heres what she looks like...
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Post by 9mmruger » Fri. Mar. 13, 2009 9:28 am

Beautiful setup. Looks very nice.

 
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Post by rewinder » Fri. Mar. 13, 2009 11:50 am

Boy Kenny, that's going to pump out some majhor heat compared to your old VigI!! Looks great.

 
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Post by grizzly2 » Fri. Mar. 13, 2009 3:23 pm

Nice Stratford :!: Looks a lot like the Hitzers and Alaska Kodiak. Your brickwork is beautiful. :up:

 
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Post by kenny007 » Fri. Mar. 13, 2009 7:16 pm

Thanks Guys,
This Thing put out some serious heat!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Nothing like the old Vigilant, great stove though... I will miss her ...
I don't even have to put on the blower... Keeps the house @ 1800 square feet about 70 degrees..
Top her off in the morning @ 600 am and come home @ 600 pm and she is still @ 350-400 degrees. Shake her and top
off and good till next morning, empty ash pan one a day...
Still trying to figure out the damper.... I will figure it out soon, hopefully...
Thanks Again
Ken


 
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Post by kenny007 » Fri. Mar. 13, 2009 7:21 pm

P.S.
Anyone looking for a good used vigilant with the coal kit???
Pm me
Ken

 
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Post by NJTomatoguy » Sun. Mar. 15, 2009 6:03 pm

kenny007 wrote:P.S.
Anyone looking for a good used vigilant with the coal kit???
Pm me
Ken
Don't know if I can pm because i'm so new. Yes, interested in your stove.
Where are you at and how much?

Thanks,
Rob

 
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Post by kenny007 » Sun. Mar. 15, 2009 7:37 pm

Hello,
check your pm ...

 
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Post by NJTomatoguy » Mon. Mar. 16, 2009 5:26 pm

Thanks for the info kenny.

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