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Uploaded on Aug 11, 2011

http://www.ecofilms.com.au/ A clip from Geoff Lawton's Urban Permaculture DVD demonstrating a rocket stove using very little wood to heat up a hot water system.

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  • readyinthehills

    readyinthehills 1 month ago

    Awesome !!!!

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  • Jamie Bracken

    Jamie Bracken 1 month ago

    Well going off the brief description its hard to assess just what is going on in there as they only give the basic of the mechanism.

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  • bumazenhoballah

    bumazenhoballah 1 month ago

    great. this what i was looking for, for years........

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  • christopher mitchell

    christopher mitchell 2 months ago

    Christophersmitchell@hotmail. Com

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  • mikha007

    mikha007 2 months ago

    mikhael58@gmail for some pics of you simple water heater...cheers

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  • kbbacon

    kbbacon 3 months ago

    Looks good, too!

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  • jharsh67

    jharsh67 4 months ago

    yellowweaverbird, can you post those pictures somewhere?

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  • Ian MacDougall

    Ian MacDougall 4 months ago

    I am getting very interested in these rocket stoves/heaters as a source of hot water for hydronic heating in a home. As heating source is it possible to build one that could have a fuel source that would allow it to run for a few days or a week unatended.

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  • William Saltzmann

    William Saltzmann 5 months ago

    The only concern I have with this is the absence of a pressure release valve for the main body of water being heated. A open type of tank would correct this problem, but a closed tank without a pressure release is no less than a bomb. Water boils at 212°F which is easily obtained with this method.

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  • k2chris1983

    k2chris1983 6 months ago

    I was wondering how hot does the water get?

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