Atwood Stove Increase in BTU's?
The typical Atwood stove has one 9600btu and two 6000 btu's in the back. Is there anyway to increase the heat output of the three? Even getting the other two up to the same 9600 would be a start. ...
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Hi D.E.,
Often in the south where low temperatures are not a problem what is served up to the customer is a mix of propane and butane. This actually gives the end user more heat per pound than straight propane. Butane boils at 0 C (32 f) and propane boils at -42 C (-44 f), so you can see why low temperatures may be a problem for such a mix.
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Often in the south where low temperatures are not a problem what is served up to the customer is a mix of propane and butane. This actually gives the end user more heat per pound than straight propane. Butane boils at 0 C (32 f) and propane boils at -42 C (-44 f), so you can see why low temperatures may be a problem for such a mix.
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