I knew there had to be a scientific explanation. If I were in South America would my flue gases swirl the other way?Sunny Boy wrote:That's 'cause your up higher on the map. Ya need more draft up there.
But seriously: If I were at a higher elevation, say 10,000 feet up in the Rockies where the air is significantly thinner, would I need to set the baro differently? Hot flue gases would be less buoyant relative to ground-level air, than they are at sea level.