Everything I'm burning is around this percentage, red oak, osage orange black locust.My junk wood is at about 15% cherry, ash, and red elm, no wonder the Blaze king is burning so long. Fresh splits tested prior to bringing inside.
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"prior to bringing inside", so at 32 F...?
Then you may have to add about 3 pct for the proper value (the moisture meter is calibrated at 70 F).
Then you may have to add about 3 pct for the proper value (the moisture meter is calibrated at 70 F).
I truthfully wouldn't know, how that works but the wood burns fantastic, plenty heat little to no significant coaling, and last night here -13 after a 12 hour burn the house was at 71. THX
18-19 pct will burn great.
Higher temps make for higher conductivity, and thus a higher moisture read out.
Higher temps make for higher conductivity, and thus a higher moisture read out.
kennyp2339
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Im also in the boat... I'm loading the baby up and not many coals when the needle on the probe goes enactive, actually this morning I thought I would have to use a fire starter on my reload, thankfully no but really dry wood is burning very nice this year.
