BeGreen said:The first year for most stoves is a shakedown cruise, even from the best manufacturers. It's why some are reluctant to recommend a brand new model until a season or two of use in real world homes has been reported. Woodstock has done a good job so far of tracking issues and providing solutions. And they are selling the first stoves at a good discount. That's a pretty nice policy.
You just described a typical non-cat stove. One with a decent burn time but a non-cat for sure. Many stoves such as the Alderlea T5 can replicate that performance.
If the progress can’t do long burn times then what makes it any better than a typical non-cat stove? The PH looks much better than a BK. Not so sure it looks better than a Jotul, PE, or other non-cats that don’t require cat maintenance.
binko said:Nicely put roundoak16.
PS: do you fly as well? WE sold our plane about 5 years ago (when prices were high). At the time I was sad to see it go-now I count my lucky stars since the bottom has fallen out on prices.
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