How I heat my house for cheap in canada part 2

unusual heating using a waste product, a technical look at how it works, heres part three to this video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuGAfgGLmEk

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[blazterreck]

thats sounds like a dirt bike,i'm right,right?

[groutaone]

@blazterreck yep

[raiderrob672]

Hey bud,great job.you obviously know what you are doing.just woundering though if a presserized system would be more efficent.also could you harness the steam produced to power a generator or even the drvie for the auger?

[groutaone]

@raiderrob672 Steam would be cool but I would need a boiler operator licence of some sort to operate it, very dangerous in the wrong hands

[NickSolo420]

Is that a race car in the background?

[groutaone]

@NickSolo420 Yes it is

[waterwart]

You should take the word "cheap" out of your title. There's nothing cheap about this whole set up. Most common folks could not buy all of this.

[groutaone]

@KiloSierraAlpha Sorry but you would have to take a zero off your estimate

[arhivus]

Get to us)))

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[DJHcom]

@tasquill Now I'm not sure anymore. I was probably wrong, sorry.

[MasterUndead225]

aboat lol

[matthockleeyvictoria]

i thought you tree huggers up north lived in igloo's