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Do you know the size of your stove?

It is a geographic anomaly, but remote is accurate.

You nailed it!! Come on up and help?! Free stay ;)

@472scout I'm not sure on how to measure the mass, but it isn't an absurd amount of wood. There is a two or three speed blower on stove @u3b3rg33k that makes sense. @finn your paragraph below makes sense. That seems to mirror what other locals are saying also. Electric heat is fine, until...

It looks as though the wood stove is 75,000 BTU, or 1,800 sq ft.

Will definitely double check the wood stove sizing.

Grid tied. It is a fishing camp.

I can't remember the size of the stove off-hand, but when I was researching it this past spring, it seemed to be fine size wise. I would turn the electric on when I get there. No wifi yet. Degrees is in F. I can't drive there. Snowmobile in the winter, and boat in the summer. The height is...

I can't remember the size of the stove off-hand, but when I was researching it this past spring, it seemed to be fine size wise. I would turn the electric on when I get there. No wifi yet. Degrees is in F. I can't drive there. Snowmobile in the winter, and boat in the summer. The height...

I do have a wood stove - it will hold temp, but slow to get there.

I was looking hard at Propane, but have been slightly turned off by getting tanks to the location.

Lol @ the barn. Insulation is good. Outside temps are frigid. Total btus should be just under 40k with 10,000w.

About 1,500 square feet. 28x36. 18' ceiling.

The radiant cove and panel heaters look nice - just low BTUs. I probably wouldn't want a torpedo heater - kids may be around.

Hope this thread is okay here. I have a small, very, very, remote cabin. I do have electricity. Currently, a wood stove is my only source of heat. What would the drawbacks be of using two 5,000 kw shop/garage heaters as supplemental heat? With just the wood stove, it takes many hours to...