How Does It Look?

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GaryFerg
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Post by GaryFerg » Sun. Feb. 14, 2016 10:46 am

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This is my fire at 26 dedrees containtly running overnight it was 0 ka6

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Post by oliver power » Sun. Feb. 14, 2016 10:52 am

Looks like you stayed warm last light..... :) . Or, you should have.......


 
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Post by titleist1 » Sun. Feb. 14, 2016 10:56 am

Looks pretty good. Especially for a pic taken with the door open which usually dampens the flames when I do that to take a pic.

Did it keep up with the heat demand overnight or did the temp in the house drop below the 'stat setting?

You might be able to squeeze out another 3/4" or so of burning coals to shorten the ash band, it's not totally clear looking at the pic. But if it met demand last night, why mess with it?

 
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Post by GaryFerg » Sun. Feb. 14, 2016 11:14 am

it was fine last night I did turn it to 11 turns just to try it. I think anyway I am a bit confused which way to turn it. clockwise or counterclockwise is relative to the way you are looking at it. I tink maybe up or down might be a better descriptor as it isn't relative to the way your standing?

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