how much do u think is in the pile

M2theB · Mar 8, 2021

Eric Schamell said: ↑

The elippsoid method is problematic because it doesn’t account for the curvature of the earth. Really what you want is the parabolic method, curvature factored in, longitude and latitude, altitude, relative humidity, with barometer pressure and use a GPS and atomic clock to really pinpoint the mass of wood within the fabric of space and time. I would hire a Nepalese Sherpa to verify your results, given the quantum nature of reality and that it’s a completely subjective individual experience.
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Really, you’d go with Napalese?

patrick kozlowski · Mar 8, 2021

M2theB said: ↑

I pile mine too until time to fill the shed in late May.
I use an ellipsoid formula, divide it by 2 because it’s not an ellipsoid and then multiply it by 70%, to account for a fluff factor. And divide by 128

I get 2.35 cord, plus or minus a stick

im counting on your stacked measure to calibrate my fluff factor.
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me i usually shape it like u on this porch then do 3 full rows in the middle to the ceiling and about another 1 and 2/3 of row on other side with a few extra wedged between 2/3rd full row and old kerosene heater

Eric Wanderweg · Mar 8, 2021

M2theB said: ↑

Really, you’d go with Napalese?
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Nepalese is preferable, although any individual currently fasting that has an adherence to Buddhism should be in tune with the sacred geometry required for accurate calculations. It's not rocket science after all, these BTU values are divine numbers.

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