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Discussion in 'Pellet Stoves, Pellet Fireplaces, Pellet Furnaces' started by ironpony, Dec 15, 2014.

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  1. ironpony

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    Wiseway Pellet Stove. The GW-1949 and the new GW-2014. no electric required........
     
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    wiseway has been around a while.
     
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    Breckwell has one. Built like an old coal stoker(gravity feed).
     
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    The SPG9000 is a beauty to look at :)

    It does have an optional blower you can purchase, or be 100% power free.


    SPG9000 angle left-500x500.jpg
     
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    That Breckwell must require a certain amount of vertical rise for drafting?
     
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    I'll take my VF100 any day....
     
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    OK, both stoves need a vertical flueto work,the wiseway flue hase to be perfect to meet the standards it proports,the breckwell stove has to be "tennendened" to,you have to be there to "dump" the pelletes.
     
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    every time i see a thread for a non powered pellet stove it makes me start thinking about a battery run TEG recharged stove. i still think i could do it , but gawd i dont have the time to do the research i'd have to do to determine what i would have to capture heat wise to hold the battery charge.
     
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    Just need a mini closed-system steam generator.

    heat makes steam which turns the turbine generator, moisture collects, and comes back around like a distiller on the cool path back into the pot to boil again and steam again.

    I wish i was an engineer.

    It would probably overheat or make too much pressure and need a steam blow off of sorts.... but then bam, instant humidifier for the house too.
    but then it would need to be hard-water line plumbed.....

    or not. i know my fridge ice maker just has a T-tap into a copper hardline with a plastic runner tube to the fridge. A stove could use a similar thing.

    Hell, It would be hard plumbed from the factory and also keep the whole house waster pipes warmed for baseboard homes too.
     
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    HMMM, a "steampunk" pellet stove.:D

    this is the idea in a way, to use some of the heat produced to convert back to power to run the electronics, motors and bloweres and such.
     
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    Then you can add some extra so I can power my house too. Maybe even recharge my electric car?? ;)

    You too are gonna be rich!! :banana:

    :popcorn:
     
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    friends don't let friends drive electric cars.
     
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    Heck not me bro, But the Mrs. could! ;)
     
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    I see people drive those in the supermarket all the time..... Even with a convenient basket to hold your stuff
     
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    Soon enough even you might be driving one of those.
     
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    Acutally many people have built pellet stoves that create their own electricity,and Rika got paid by their gov. to build some that actually run an electrical generator,and so far we are probably 10 years away from making it cost efficent.But pellet stoves that do hydronic and/or dhw are very common in europe,and now lots of chinese knockoffs,just noone importing many.
     
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    I've got another 30 years minimum :rofl: :lol:
     
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    Hey we got 5 or 6 tesla charging stations now throughout the state!No one here has even seen a tesla!Asked the one station owner what the deal was-he is leasing space to the gov,and they are paying to install it!Ain''''''t gov great!
     
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    How about something simple like :campfire:?
     
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    might be a little hard on the living room floor:doh:
     
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