Its very steady And the stove is more responsive to draft settings life is a lot easier when it comes to running the stove.
On a side note had a hot fire this morning got a ir gun reading below the baro of 500 on reload. I was pushing it though it was 0 outside plus i had just got up but when i turned the tstat down it fell down into the 200's Im happy i would say i finally have success.
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That's great! Even though you are using a fuel that has a peak and trough kind of heat output characteristic, the baro should moderate the highs lows some. This will make it a lot easier to control your stove overall. I'm happy to hear you are having positive results
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Thank you.Lightning wrote: ↑Sat. Jan. 06, 2018 4:03 pmThat's great! Even though you are using a fuel that has a peak and trough kind of heat output characteristic, the baro should moderate the highs lows some. This will make it a lot easier to control your stove overall. I'm happy to hear you are having positive results
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Make sure your weight knob is on the proper side it's supposed to be for vertical or horizontal pipe. Can't see your pipe in the pic.
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Its a ventricle run.coaledsweat wrote: ↑Sat. Jan. 06, 2018 5:16 pmMake sure your weight knob is on the proper side it's supposed to be for vertical or horizontal pipe. Can't see your pipe in the pic.