[Stoves] Rocket Mass Heaters

[Paul S. Anderson]

Harmon,

I, too, attended that fair.  Sorry we did not use the opportunity to meet.

Any opportunities for Stovers to meet deserve at least one mention to the List
Serve so that readers can then be in contact off-list.

Paul
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Quoting Harmon Seaver <hseaver at gmail.com>:

>   I just got back from the MREA (Midwest Renewable Energy Assoc.)
> Fair. What a great event! This was by far the biggest one yet. Anyway
> -- at one of the book stalls, I came across a neat book, apparantly
> published in 2004, but new to me. It's titled "Rocket Mass Heaters:
> Superefficient woodstoves you can build (and snuggle up to)" by Ianto
> Evans & Leslie Jackson. Some folks here, I believe, are acquainted
> with Ianto Evans, who has worked on a lot of stove projects in
> Guatemala and other places.
>    Primarily the book details how to build a larger rocket stoves
> with steel drums and masonry, combining the rocket stove principle
> with a masonry heater. Pretty cool, for those of us who have been
> looking for wood heat stove designs.
>    The book can be obtained from the publisher, Cob Cottage
> Publications, Box 942, Coquille, OR 97423.  Or
> http://www.cobcottage.com, or phone 541-942-2005.  $18 US
>     Or you could get it from the people I got it from who have a
> whole lot of other great green building, homesteading, back to the
> land, etc. type books.
> http://www.strawbalecentral.com/
>
> -- 
> Harmon Seaver
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