What's a "camera fred" ?corey wrote:It's simple to program wireless router to a camera Fred.freetown fred wrote:First thing ya need to do is get one of these stoves you're goin through runnin properly!
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- CoalisCoolxWarm
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- warminmn
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Im waiting for someone to add a live feed in their profile of their stoves temp, CO monitor and draft Probably less than a year away for that.
Some people just like modern gadgets I guess. I find it entertaining and I learn from it if I can, but no way am I doing much of it.
Some people just like modern gadgets I guess. I find it entertaining and I learn from it if I can, but no way am I doing much of it.
- freetown fred
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Indeed W! +1 I don't have a clue C.
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Honestly this stove looks beefy like my Buck did.
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- SWPaDon
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How much of a distance is there between the 'moving' part of the grate and the firebrick on the sides? Looks to be about 2 inches or better?
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Looks identical to my old buckSWPaDon wrote:How much of a distance is there between the 'moving' part of the grate and the firebrick on the sides? Looks to be about 2 inches or better?
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And the measurements on it were?corey wrote:Looks identical to my old buckSWPaDon wrote:How much of a distance is there between the 'moving' part of the grate and the firebrick on the sides? Looks to be about 2 inches or better?
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Edit. I can't wait till I finish curling this stove to try coal. So far I'm having to adjust were I just had a stove that a closed draft did not control it well this is much different I can tame wood fire pretty good.
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Wish had picture of the bucks grates they had bigger gap had trouble holding wood embers in that one.SWPaDon wrote:Okie dokie, just curious.corey wrote:Don I didn't measure
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Doesn't really matter. That one is history, you have this one now.corey wrote:Wish had picture of the bucks grates they had bigger gap had trouble holding wood embers in that one.
- freetown fred
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Indeed. So far so good, only one piece of wood?