just saw a heat reclaimer for sale fits 6"pipe,how do they work?will one work on a fisher teddy bear that puts out lots of pipe heat? lastly what kind of performance should i expect/btus reclaimed?
Ghettontheball said:this dont make sense= if epa stove burns clean why is heat reclaimer such a no no? oops cant figure how to re :roll: calibrate?stoveguy2esw said:in an older tech type stove like a fisher its not as bad though i'd advise you to keep a close eye on your flue temps (above the reclaimer) until you are satisfied you will keep enough heat in the stack to hold down creosote formation. personally im not real high on them.
Todd said:Ghettontheball said:this dont make sense= if epa stove burns clean why is heat reclaimer such a no no? oops cant figure how to re :roll: calibrate?stoveguy2esw said:in an older tech type stove like a fisher its not as bad though i'd advise you to keep a close eye on your flue temps (above the reclaimer) until you are satisfied you will keep enough heat in the stack to hold down creosote formation. personally im not real high on them.
Because it will effect the draft by cooling the little heat there is in the pipe to make the stove burn properly. Give it up already Pooker, we are all getting tired of your Magic Heat hard on.
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