karmaxul

[litespeed]

I found playing with it that 3Ft to 31/2 Ft good on spacing the intake and out let,
a manifold for best heating. pipes are 6 Inchs apart, pipes are 3/4 inch by 20Ft, I use a pool heater and Propane "No Ngas" with a one inch pump. A cold start takes about 24 hours to bring it up. If you have
natural gas you can run your electric on it,
Farm & Garden Supply places, Propane or natural gas for gasline. I would look into SOLAR for heat, electric a good unit will do all your needs for a home and grow. I'm looking @ a unit that will run for 7 days with out sun 5 dollars Propane will bring it up to power, in a 15Lb tank.

litespeed Reviewed by litespeed on 03-08-2006. karmaxul I found playing with it that 3Ft to 31/2 Ft good on spacing the intake and out let, a manifold for best heating. pipes are 6 Inchs apart, pipes are 3/4 inch by 20Ft, I use a pool heater and Propane "No Ngas" with a one inch pump. A cold start takes about 24 hours to bring it up. If you have natural gas you can run your electric on it, Farm & Garden Supply places, Propane or natural gas for gasline. I would look into SOLAR for heat, electric a good unit will do all your needs for a Rating: 5

[karmaxul]

Thanks alot I appreciate it. When you get a chance, do you have a link to the solar panel. I am thinking alot of skylights will help for heating during the day. I would love to live in the middle of nature growing everything I need with all clean energy sources. I do not think a cement truck will be able to get to where I want to build at so I am going to have a all wood and insulation foundation. Would this set up be safe to use with wood?

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