[Stoves] Kimberley gasifier stove?

[Todd Albi]

Adam & Magolazi:

The Kimberly is not a cook stove.  They are sold at heating stove shops in
my area.  It is primarily designed as heating stove for small spaces (the
Tiny Home /RV market interest), although the top will accommodate a small
teapot or kettle to warm via radiant heat.  The Grizzly & Cubs by Cubic are
other options secondary combustion design options for heating and placing
small kettles on top.

These stoves were first designed for marine heating applications (dry heat)
and have been adopted  by the RV and Tiny Home communities, due to their
ability to reduce condensation compared to LPG in RV's, trailer homes,
boats, etc....

Lots of folks are working on combination heating and cooking stoves and
there are lots of them already on the market.  The International market
already has large numbers of natural draft and fan stove combination heat
and cook stoves.

The Asian market offers numerous manufactures and have cooked on these
designs for decades too.  Crispin at New Dawn Engineering has numerous
designs under development here on the list as do numerous others:

http://www.newdawnengineering.com/website/opening.php

Regards,

SilverFire Disaster and Recreation Stoves & Cookware LLC

www.silverfire.us

On Fri, Jan 13, 2017 at 8:55 AM, <adam at instove.org> wrote:

> I met the founder of the organization at a couple of trade shows. He's a
> hard-working dude, really hustles sales, and his organization is definitely
> growing. Surprises me the amount of trade he's able to get at that price
> (and with the TEG, that low current).
>
> Might ask Peter Scott--since they're basically neighbors on Vashon. Paul
> Means might know more too.
>
> Adam
>
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: [Stoves] Kimberley gasifier stove?
> From: Mangolazi <mangolazi at yahoo.com>
> Date: Fri, January 13, 2017 8:05 am
> To: Stoves List <stoves at lists.bioenergylists.org>
>
> Hi all, I came across the Kimberley gasifier stove by Unforgettable Fire
> LLC while reading about small off grid houses. It's expensive at $5000 for
> a complete install but it's meant to replace cooking stoves and heating
> units.
>
> Apparently it can run off biomass for up to 8 hours although I assume part
> of that is on coals once pyrolysis is over. Anyone had experience with this
> device? And are any stovers here working on dual purpose stoves for cooking
> and heating on cold climes?
>
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