My question is directed at the night time burn. I have seen a few posts recently where some stove owners are running a nearly closed flue damper and their air control choked to achieve a hot night time burn with long term results. Since the install of my Oslo 3 years ago I have only contolled the air intake to achieve a warm home during 'awake' hours. At night I load the firebox and choke out the air. The stove will, at best, keep maybe 275-325 during the first 6 or so hours, and I do get a small bed a of coals in the morning for a good startup. So, all that said, what options can I look at for a hotter, longer burn at night? Thanks...