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Post by Daryl on Jan 1, 2015 7:39:57 GMT -8
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windy
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Post by windy on Dec 2, 2015 7:44:10 GMT -8
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Post by thickstrings on Dec 13, 2015 8:39:11 GMT -8
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Post by exwatermark on Apr 9, 2016 11:05:19 GMT -8
Nice one windy, we've got your louis and wendy models, still going strong - tho I'm planning to build several iterations of RMH in our little piece of woodland very soon - this forum is the muttz nuttz, what a wealth of information - tho I do keep disappearing down all those rabbit holes lol. Regards Mark |
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Post by stoker on Apr 14, 2016 13:37:40 GMT -8
The cubic mini ones look great! The combustion chamber is very like Vortex's stove on the forum, in that it is roughly cube-shaped, insulated all round except for a glass door at the front, and the exit is just above the door, leading to a space under a steel plate/cooktop.
Differences are that the primary air goes in at the bottom of the door, and there is preheated secondary air mixed into the combustion chamber through little holes in its roof.
I can imagine that burning well and cleanly (if operated sensibly).
I like the combination of size, power, weight and price:
11 x 12 x 10.5", 1760-4100W, 12.3kg, £219, or
12 x 11 x 15", 2340-5280W, 15.4kg, £302 for the bigger one
...except that I imagine getting one to the United Kingdom would be horribly expensive. Sigh. (Otherwise I'd buy one to use as a tent-stove.)
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Post by SilverFire on Sept 14, 2017 22:12:37 GMT -8
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Post by peterberg on Sept 15, 2017 0:45:12 GMT -8
SilverFire, welcome to the boards.
This looks like an advertisement video to me, posted by the producer of these stoves. And the other one on the "Rocket Stoves for Cooking" board as well.
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