Wood stove-wow!

[kirkman]

http://www.mykimberlystove.com/index.html

[S. Heisley]

WOW! is right! ...So many features! I wonder how they can do that and where is the chimney...:

Kimberly's Features!

Weighs only 56 lbs making it portable.
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Take from your home to your boat to
your RV to your tailgate party, etc.
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One log can burn up to 8 hours and
heat up to 1500 square feet.
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Generous size stove top that works
great for cooking.
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Also has an optional oven for baking.
Coming Soon!
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A water coiled unit with spigot to
produce hot water.
Coming Soon!
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A thermo electric generator to produce power.
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EPA emission 3.2 g per hour &
puts out 40,000 BTU's
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Best in the industry with a 5 year warranty

[Mary C]

WOW!!!! so many features!

Mary C.

[bobhenry]

What moron would put a wood stove in a tiny trailer ????


Oh I remember......





ME !

[Greg M]

Bad Bobhenry, bad! Now go sit in the corner

[bobhenry]

The corner by the wood stove ???

[Helixpteron]

Last year I bought an American made Fatsco Pet Stove to fit into a tiny campervan, they can be mounted on a shelf/plinth if floor space is restricted, a technique favoured by live aboard boaters.

Works with charcoal briquettes (including smokeless briquettes) and wood. I bought mine direct from the lovely people at Fatsco.com.

Here's a pic of one with a pint water bottle for scale.

[GuitarPhotog]

Did anyone bother to look at the price of that Kimberly stove... $3,500

That's what my entire TD cost!

<Chas>

[Junkboy999]

Ya nice little stove. Here two You tube about them.


How to Install a Wood Stove in a RV

How to start a Wood Stove in a RV

[S. Heisley]

Did anyone bother to look at the price of that Kimberly stove... $3,500

That's what my entire TD cost!

<Chas>

Ouch! No wonder it can do so much!!!!

[campmaster-k]

It looks cool.

[indycamper]

And that price is without the oven or the water heater features, since they are "coming soon"!

[S. Heisley]

Ahhhh....$igh....There's a catch to everything......

[eamarquardt]

The emissions claimed on magazine article are off by a factor of about 1000. Kinda makes all the other claims a bit suspect in my mind.

40,000 BTU = 11.7 kwh (http://www.rapidtables.com/convert/ener ... to_kWh.htm)

11.7 kwh * .26 kgCO2/kwh = 3.042 kg of CO2 versus 3.2 grams per hour claimed. (http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/co2-e ... _1085.html)

Who ya gonna believe?

Cheers,

Gus

[kirkman]

http://www.popularmechanics.com/home/im ... ws#slide-6