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#123

Thanks @Shenoy :+1:t2:

#124

Surprising to see. Thanks for the people that voted. And congrats to @paulstevenewing @ikari04warrior @Raul_Alexandre On winning as well.

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#125

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The 21 Watt solar panel does come in handy

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#126

Love that pic!! We had to settle on a generator for our camper. My parents have a few solar panels, and I would love to get some as well. Nothing like free sun power!

#127

Hang on, if the fire is most intense at the bottom and it’s resting on ground, won’t the crushing weight of the side logs put the fire out?

I challenge the engineer. I don’t think this will work.

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#128

I’ve seen videos of this in action. Never in person obviously

#129

It needs to be raised off ground with room for the air to get up to the flame and the ash to fall down. Even then, I reckon the crushing weight will make it perfom badly as the heat of a flame is strongest just as the wood is weakest (the air is getting right through it).

Darn it, I’m being a geeky engineer (again)

#130

I believe this is the video I watched. It’s quite interesting

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#131

Great video @ikari04warrior well done on finding it.

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#132

Genau!

Campers and BBQ-ers should give that construction a test.
Not sure if it works.

I would dig a hole under it so that the ashes could fall into
and add a “grate” (hope thats correct) over that hole.
But how the fire could kept so small not touching the other trunks?

Should we try to make a better construction? :rofl:

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#133

Not a very good “burner” account :laughing:

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#134

This comment though ^

#135

Grats to the winners…I do not even remember this thread. Lolol