André is right, this key thing isn't terrible. The holes are good for a mini security, nothing more. But if, for example, you open the door of the insert without having opened your key wide, and you still have a good fire, all the smoke goes into the house. However, I don't know...

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If you're still hanging on to the key in the airtight chimney, it's because you haven't understood the principle... André The engineers of the French stove manufacturers are idiots, so: shock: Yet they manage to fire up at 83% yield... If I understood correctly, it avoids having tro...

yes, it's the law. 1 / 3 must not be able to be closed

Ok, so you should be able to do the night with 3 15 logs cm in diameter 50 cm long. If it really pulls too much, I know that Supra uses a draft regulator to set a maximum draw. preferably with an outside air intake.

3 years ventilated and covered. you can also make a small reserve of a week's heating in the house. it dries it up again. If the combustion temperature increases, the draft increases. yes, reduce it, maybe. can you also reduce the bottom draft? and, when the window is closed, you have without do...

uh .. in principle, if your wood is very dry, this air heats up going down along the glass then causes a second combustion while passing above the wood. this system is supposed to keep the glass clean, increase the yield up to 80% and make you consume 20% less wood.

exact!
But normally, you shouldn't be able to close your insert at this point. There should be a small air inlet at the top of the glass. What is your insert?

Rabbit,

if you cool the exhaust gases too much, the catalyst will not be hot enough, and your lamda probe will enrich the inlet mixture. so you risk consuming more!

Yes, there are points in common with the Kitson-Still. they have just 2 temperature levels, to better recover the heat from the catalyst and gain in efficiency.
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