Hydronic Seminar

For those interested in the "wet" side of coal heating, this may be worth checking out. I don't have any first hand knowledge of this instructor, other than the fact I have seen Yanche mentioning his books. It's not close for a lot of us, but you have plenty of time to book a cheap flight.

http://www.heatinghelp.com/shopcart/pro ... ory=21-192

Sounds like a great seminar. A little far for my budget. Looks like something GregL should attend, he could sponsor the "coal boiler" table! How about one the the Coal boiler manufactures sponsoring at table a next years event. Come on A-A, AHS and EFM and others. Get your products known to a wider potential customer base.

Yanche wrote:Sounds like a great seminar. A little far for my budget. Looks like something GregL should attend, he could sponsor the "coal boiler" table! How about one the the Coal boiler manufactures sponsoring at table a next years event. Come on A-A, AHS and EFM and others. Get your products known to a wider potential customer base.

Hush Yanche there is not enough Good Anthracite to go around

Too bad it's in Colorado. Too far for me too. I've attended Dan Holohans seminar on steam heat and I have a couple of his books. He is truly a guru of this stuff. He wrote a whole book on why circulator pumps should be on the output side of a boiler and not the return side as they have historically been installed.