Coalcast Ep10 "A Chat with Leisure Line" 12-10-09 7pm

Coalcast episode 10: "A Chat with Leisure Line"
Date/Time: Thursday, December 10th 7PM EST

Our tenth live broadcast will be a discussion with Matthaus and Dave(Flyer5) long time members of the forum who also happen to be the new owners of Leisure Line Stoves. This will be the first in a series of upcoming shows with manufacturers.


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Note: Unfortunately, the recording of the show is missing the first minute or two. Our double backup super-duper safety scheme failed miserably due to both people that should have been recording, forgetting to hit the record button until it was too late. The missing portion contained the show intro, introduction of Matt and Dave, and some quick background/biographical Q&A. Most of the background and experience information in this section got repeated or expanded upon in later answers so hopefully not too much substance was lost overall.

This will be the first in a series of upcoming shows with manufacturers.

Wow! Good stuff!
How about having a debate, and invite all manufacturers for the same coalcast?

DVC500 at last wrote:

This will be the first in a series of upcoming shows with manufacturers.

Wow! Good stuff!
How about having a debate, and invite all manufacturers for the same coalcast?

Debate about what ? Were all friends here. We already know we have the better stove company .

How about a live broadcast with a studio audience making funny faces at Dave and Matt during the broadcast ?????


Rick

Rick 386 wrote:How about a live broadcast with a studio audience making funny faces at Dave and Matt during the broadcast ?????


Rick

I think our faces are funny enough .

I will tell the world L.L. stoves are the best if you can sell me a new power venter kit for less money than Alaska Stove Co.. Lol!! I do like the L.L. product and am considering a Pocono top vent for next season perhaps..

Seeing 10 episodes of a Coal Pod Cast, well, more officially "Coal Cast" is amazing. I'll be listening to the shows, catching up, just for fun as I'm burning natural gas still. Well done gents!

Coal Kid / Walt

Hopefully I'll be considered to one of the chats soon.

I am the inventor of the soon to be released coal feed controller for any stove using the tri-burner units ( Alaska, Reading , U.S. Stove ) and you can use my unit to control the feed rate based on a dry-closure contact of any thermostat, I have tested the system for an entire season last year, and the results were better than expected ! The device is in a " Patent Pending" status .

The nice part about it : ( Under 200 Dollars complete with a programmable Energy Star thermostat, and it's designed to be easily retrofitted )
I am in the process of developing other units, for the Harman, and the Keystokers mechanisms.

Wish me luck !

For any additional information or any inquiry, feel free to contact me at:

georgekuzni@comcast.net and place the word coal in the subject line.

Sorry but the show has been postponed, will announce new date in short time.

Postponed until next week, or next month?

Georgieporgi- Hi there, I am the inventor of the elimination of the Alaska Tri-burner, lol just kidding!!! I have heavily modified an Alaska Tri-burner, completely removing the gearmotor/blower mount section, retrofitting an independent combustion blower directly to the feeder chassis using 1/4-20 threadserts, no need to remove the grate to change out blower and much stronger and consistent thread than a simple drill and tap of the feeder chassis, while still using the exact same gearmotor mounted in the exact same position via a hand fabricated mounting plate, tossed the factory mounted axial fan and mounting plate for a much smaller more effective direct cooling axial fan. This setup trumps what any Tri-burner will ever be capable of and allows much more user control via full manual control (seperate feeder/combustion blower/distribution blower) using trim pots and/or full and more effective use of a coal-trol setup on Tri-burners such as my modified and retrofitted 1994 model Alaska Stoker Stove 2. All this while still retaining factory gearmotor (or a changeover to a readily available less $$$ Dayton unit) as well as external feed rate adjustment of the carpet as original. I wish you the best of luck with your product, sounds like a fairly simple and inexpensive mod for the Tri-burner (and those of us that have them and also suffer from O.C.D. when it comes to mechanical efficiency/adjustability/useability of such things all know these things need all the help they can get!!!) and a much needed one...

Adam in S.E. Pa.

It seems the two fellas at LL are busy running this away and then that away.....l sorry guys we will try and get this set up for next week.

Rescheduled for this Thursday December 10th 7PM EST.

Looks like we'll be good to go at 7pm EST. If you guys have questions post them in here and we'll fold them in as we go. Don't be shy!

Unfortunately I missed it because it was at the same time as my daughter's choir recital. Any hope of having it posted soon?

Thanks again to everyone for their efforts.

Will