There's a ton of great information here about how to dial in an EPA stove by controlling the primary air control. Very generally, the preferred approach is to dial down the primary air control when the stove gets up to temp in order to allow secondary combustion to occur. This is the most efficient way to operate an EPA stove.
My question is, when we turn down the primary air control, is it cutting air into the firebox or is it diverting it to the tubes up top?
-john
My question is, when we turn down the primary air control, is it cutting air into the firebox or is it diverting it to the tubes up top?
-john