Greetings,
In case anyone was interested in what I am so desperately trying to get
my eyes on, it is a masonry stove that should have a 12 hour cycle.
Thus, it should be good for my part of Texas where I want heat at night,
a warm house in the morning, but no heat during the day.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
excerpt from email from Lars:
12 hour cycle you can get from small heaters with quick heattransferre
through the outskin, or maybe even better, from what we usually call
kachelovens. Se here a short video from a visit i just made in Austria
to learn more about this very old traditional way of stovebuilding.
http://www.youtube.com/ildsjalen#play/uploads/0/9iHuaKwbKeg
The round ones have a cycle about 12 hours, and is fired with about
5-6kg a time.
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