RICHLES01 that's what I was thinking! A lower flue temperature indicates most of the heat has been dispersed by the body of the stove. A high temperature just means all the heat is going up the chimney.

did you get one? im also in Maine

pyrolysis? pyrolysis need the absence of oxygen to occur.

@@alexismayalalancette5597 Yeah. But unfortunately smoke comes out from there. I bought such stove and I don't like it.

Mimi Vanegas preheat minimum 5 minutes with propane or mapp gas or heat gun to induce draft up chimney.

Thats smoke is from the curing Time of the paint on the stove ,you are suppose to heat the stove first Time outside to cure the paint

if make tile

make mass of tiles before it goes up to chimney clay tiles collect that heat and give more heat on your house

What kind of cheminey you have ? If you have a good draft and a good basket thats suppose to work good

Where you are on Ontario?

Between 8 to 12'

+ask steevies You could always run it out the wall if you wanted to do less piping.

Painter D any videos or plans available?

Not yet. My design has the tubes configured in an "S" shape. The bottom of the "S" is 30" long, then is goes straight up 8", to another horizontal tube, which is 20" long the up another 8" to another tube that is 20" long, so it looks like a big S. My burner is similar to the one found on the Riley tent stove pellet attachment (do a google search) and it took a long time to find a photo of just how it was designed, but I eventually found one on a forum that dealt with gravity fed pellet stoves. My stove burns around anywhere from 500 to 800 degrees, depending on how I adjust the exhaust air. When you open the air to the exhaust, it actually burns slower and cooler (like the Wiseway) so it's easy to control the heat. I'm going to add a thin sheet metal jacket 2" around the stove, like a wood furnace and use it to heat my garage and then my house when I get it done. It's amazing how the stove can produce that much heat and the exhaust is only 150 degrees and absolutely no smoke. I'll have to do a video on it soon.

Painter D Thank you, I appreciate the description. I will look for the burner info.

Of course. With a hand grenade.

On market There some fire starter

I wonder how difficult it would be to convert it to a rocket stove feed for long sticks.

I read that they sold the patent to US Stove(production and distribution) so maybe they are handling the inquiries now?????

@@sk8johng.63 very real possiblity and that definitely would explain the lack of response from a legal perspective

Wonder if it burned their homestead down? I noticed they really didn't answer any questions.

@@mattfetter4123 I did some checking and sk8John was accurate. I could get no one to respond and the rocket stove, though a kewl idea, would NEVER pass safety laws satisfactorily to be used in a house. HOI would NEVER cover even "outbuilding" fire damage with one of these involved. Classic idea with huge "heat loss" flaws ... Better to build a "cob stove" or true Siberian baffle stove IF you can get your county and HOI to "buy" it.

Thats running like a wood stove,Feed with pellet

No. according to the website you can use a 120v heat gun in place of the torch, placed in the same port. I've no experience doing it, just read it on their site. HTH.

You run a blow torch or heat gun for several minutes to start the up draft so the unit fires correctly and doesn't smoke out your house.

Use a hand grenade.

Probably and corn also!

mike97525 do you still use your wiseway stove?

"You're" is a contraction for you are, whereas "your" implies ownership. (example: If you're going to express your knowledge, please get it right. See how that works?)

Dude, nobody fricken cares.

Obviously somebody fricken cares or they wouldn't take the time to make them different. Contributing to the Idiocracy of our future...

Holy shit man, you gotta learn to pick your battles. Go back to watching flat earth videos.