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[MichiganMan82]

Is it on the primary or secondary air intake?

 

[begreen]

Is it on the primary or secondary air intake?

It should control the primary air.

 

[MichiganMan82]

Do you have a picture of what it looks like? Or where to find it exactly?

It should control the primary air.

 

[MichiganMan82]

Do you have a picture of what it looks like? Or where to find it exactly?

Well i got ahold of the company they said I need a barometric damper..

 

[brenndatomu]

Well i got ahold of the company they said I need a barometric damper..

heck, I know a guy that has 2 dampers on his stovepipe! (Tall chimney)

The above-mentioned fellow has exactly that...said it has made his stove controllable for the first time ever (at least when its actually cold out)
All of his wood is at least 3 years CSS'd, so no worries of creosote with his setup (doublewall insulated chimney, a stove that runs hot and truly dry wood)

 

[MichiganMan82]

The above-mentioned fellow has exactly that...said it has made his stove controllable for the first time ever (at least when its actually cold out)
All of his wood is at least 3 years CSS'd, so no worries of creosote with his setup (a stove that runs hot and truly dry wood)

So should I also keep the key damper in as well?

 

[brenndatomu]

So should I also keep the key damper in as well?

I would, yes

 

[begreen]

Do you have a picture of what it looks like? Or where to find it exactly?

Nope. I was hoping you could provide a few shots of the underside to show the air intake valve, secondary air intake, boost air ports.

 

[begreen]

Well i got ahold of the company they said I need a barometric damper..

I would not do that. Restricting intake air a bit can help a lot in many cases.