I am looking for a wood pellet/corn multi fuel stove, I need to heat up to 2000-2200 sqft area. I need a larger hopper at least 40-50 pound
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Depending on the layout of your home, insulation, windows, etc, this stove may be large enough. Here are some specs; Heating Capacity: up to 1,750 Sq. Ft. Hopper Capacity: 50 lbs
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I would suggest looking at the YouTube videos on the Emberlit stove. It performs as advertised. I am very pleased at how easy it is to assemble and how well it works.
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Yes, that's exactly how it looks. If you have a wood burning stove, do you really want to go higher than 700?
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I have never used either stoves. I use a solo stove that uses twigs and works great. Sorry I can't help.
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i tried out two of these. The first on went to 420 degrees which burned the food before it was done. The secound one stop at 385 degrees with is to hot a staring point for most foods. I went with a small Presto that you could set the temp on and has a small basket. It cooks 1 to 2 servings. I would look for one like this that is bigger to meet your needs.. I used my Thermoworks thermometer to check the temps and it always on the money or just a few degree's off.
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I used open fire (wood) in the backyard. Played with size of the fire and distance from it to the can to get it right. Using a grill would probably work, too, although it might get stained. You need a lot of heat, so a gas stove would not be enough, in my opinion, at least outside in any kind of wind. And I would never heat it up inside because of the smell. The plastic parts are pretty useless, they melt and break. The product itself is great. The quality of repair is excellent.
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hi! if you check out www.eco-heater.com you can find what you're looking for. the heater is advertised as heating 120 square feet. hope this helps....
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Great heat output...but this is a larger burner so best to use with skillets or larger pots for multipule campers, also has a wide range of flame adjustment which I loved.
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The cooking surface is a very stable 6.25"x6.25" surface. I can/have used a 3" cup and up to a 12" pot. Understand it is more suited to 6, 8 to maximum 10" pot/pan. It is not meant to replace an electric cook stove especially if you plan on using a sterno cup as your fuel source. Check this video out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNYcRivgepM (As suggested in the video I raise the trangia up by setting it on a simple piece of 2x4 to set the flame to the optimum 1.5" distance to cooking surface.) Check Wallie World if you have one local for the best deal.
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We have a 32 inch Bull Lonestar Select 4 burner. It is a little big but works great.
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I use the Traeger pellets. Picked up a few bags at Costco Lewisville for $14 a bag. They had a few skids with various flavors, Hickory, Mesquite, Applewood..... I also found one of my local feed stores carried them at $16 a bag. Based on the auger feed system, would stay with the Traeger size of pellet to guarantee proper feeding thru the auger to the burner. Still looking for a bulk supplier in the DFW area to get the cost a bit lower. Good luck.
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No ,only burn approved wood pellets.Burning corn or other bio fuels can overheat the stove/chimney and cause damage or fires.
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I cooked a great beef stew for about 40 over bed of oak coals with 3 or 4 split oaks logs fed occassionly tokeep the fire going. Much more picturesque than propane burner but propane is often more convenient. Do keep the paddle stirring,use a lid,and keep the flames low.J.Johnson
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I do not know any thing about the Alpha Electric portable stove, but I am very happy with Music City Mtetal stove. 280 KK is very light in weight, low to the ground and large burner area. There are inner ring and outer ring fire. For larger pot you can lite both rings and inner ring only for smaller pot. Since early nineties till now, I must have bought over 100 stoves for friends and families. ( I am not dealer). Every year or two some one approach me for information about where to buy the stove, and help them buy the Music City 280KK burner. Our community entertain at home and we use this burner to cook food in garage or for picnics.Mohan D. I do not know any thing about the Alpha Electric portable stove, but I am very happy with Music City Mtetal stove. 280 KK is very light in weight, low to the ground and large burner area. There are inner ring and outer ring fire. For larger pot you can lite both rings and inner ring only for smaller pot. Since early nineties till now, I must have bought over 100 stoves for friends and families. ( I am not dealer). Every year or two some one approach me for information about where to buy the stove, and help them buy the Music City 280KK burner. Our community entertain at home and we use this... » Read More I do not know any thing about the Alpha Electric portable stove, but I am very happy with Music City Mtetal stove. 280 KK is very light in weight, low to the ground and large burner area. There are inner ring and outer ring fire. For larger pot you can lite both rings and inner ring only for smaller pot. Since early nineties till now, I must have bought over 100 stoves for friends and families. ( I am not dealer). Every year or two some one approach me for information about where to buy the stove, and help them buy the Music City 280KK burner. Our community entertain at home and we use this burner to cook food in garage or for picnics.Mohan D. « Show Less
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your welcome. My husband is a truck driver and he really likes the stove. Good Luck.
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try Liberty Mountain Westwind Stove Set without Burner. Haven't tried it out yet, waiting for summer campout in July.
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Hi thanks for your interest in the Pellet Pro grill. It has a 20# hopper and at a temp of 250 it will burn about 1-1/2 lbs of pellets per hr. Call me on Monday if you like .Call 847-336-1329ThanksDennis