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Three Small Rocket Heaters and Uncle Mud
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- Опубліковано 18 бер 2020
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The Mud Family got a special treat at the 2020 Texas Mother Earth News Fair where we got to unbox our second Bulgarian Gamera Rocket Heater, the "Tiny" and fire it up with two of its tinyhouse cousins, the camp version of the Liberator from rocketheater.com (tell them Uncle Mud sent you) and our own versatile DIY CottageRocket.
Dude. This is like what I've been searching for for so long.
Which one? The Tiny Liberator is a custom order right now while they work on testing for their Gen 2 big one. The Gamera is also a custom order in several sizes. Feel free to email me at info@unclemud.com
@@UncleMud out of curiosity which one would you put in your home and why?
Are there any US sellers of this brand? Their main website lists €2,500 for even this “tiny III” model…
Nope. It is the best rocket heater for sale right now but it is not UL listed or EPA approved yet so you have to import one if you want it and shipping alone is almost $1000. They sell out in Europe though, they are that good.
The Bulgarian rocket stove looks so professionally made compared to the Liberator made stoves.
The Gamera is a beast. We love it, but the Liberator has its plusses, especially being UL listed and EPA certified to make your code people and insurance company happy. The Gamera is not UL safety tested or EPA approved in the US yet. It has the similar certifications in the EU but not here.
Tested well I bet....while UL good ol boy just sniffs exhaust ....but then good ol boys dont make mistakes,,,,,duct tape and white out UL boys
On their website it says it is only 75% efficient
if this is really tiny, does that mean it can be utilized on a sailing boat? we need a lightweight functional rocket mass water heater and stove/oven... all in one solution not larger than 20"x20"x30" height... with so much knowledge all around us, why hasnt anyone come up with a clean simple solution that works afloat? there are thousands of sailors waiting guys..... what are you waiting for?
Thank you for watching. The part you are looking at is just the heater. An oven and storage mass take more space. A typical house requires a 3-5 ton mass to stay warm overnight. Water is a more capable storage mass per cubic foot but not efficient enough for a 20" by 20" by 30" mass to keep things warm over night. Water heating also tends to complicate a heater. If you have a small, well insulated cabin on your boat my smallest CottageRocket (18" diameter by about 30") filled with cob will still have a little warmth left in the mass in the morning. If you add a mass bench around the exhaust the space will stay warmer longer. We have installed these in a school bus and trailers and even a treehouse. I would be interested to learn more about the space you are trying to heat. you can email me at info@unclemud.com
We will think about that idea. I like it. What temperatures of the water are You looking for? The water jacked should be after the oven. I would love to design it :)
I can't believe the camera guy was giggling during the introduction.
I think its hilarious
Where would I get the camp version of the liberator? I don't see it on the rocketheater site. Would it be big enough to heat a small 900 sq ft house? Can you add a pellet feeder to it?
Hello, Thank you for watching. The camp version ended up being a one-off for me as a demo unit for the fairs. I got a full size demo unit for the fairs so the camp model is for sale. Drop me a line at info@unclemud.com if you are interested. It has a pellet feeder too. I think it could easily heat a well insulated small house.
Sent you a message on stove.
What's a good mini stove that I can see the flame, and will burn all night without stoking and is fairly small or portable.
I wish I could give you a good answer but the physics are against us. What are you installing it in? A bus? A cottage? a treehouse?
Do you sell a small rocket stove to burn pellets to heat a hot tent in winter
Hello, Thank you for watching. The tiny Liberator shown in these videos ended up being a one-off for me as a demo unit for the fairs. I got a full size demo unit for the fairs so the camp model is for sale. It works on pellets or wood scraps. It produces about 20,000 BTU per hour. Drop me a line at info@unclemud.com if you are interested. It easily heats a well insulated small house or shop so it might be enough for a tent.
Hey mud buddy. Do you how a person might go about purchasing one of those Gamera rocket stoves? I would really like to buy one of the big ones.
Its a really good heater.
Any of them. I only see one kind on the site you linked. None of these are in the website?
Hello, The mini liberator is a special order they didn't put on their website rocketheater.com you can reach them at smhuddleston@rocketmail.com just tell them Uncle Mud sent you. or the Gamera is found at Gamera.eu drop me a line at info@unnclemud.com they just sent me the most recent price list with duty and air freight. The last one is the CottageRocket I designed. If you drop me an email we can talk about plans and kit parts and the manual I'm writing.
where can one buy the Gamera ?
Email me at info@unclemud.com
Won't this need to have more wood added about every 30mins to keep lit?
Yes it will. Any time you prolong a fire by damping down the air coming into a wood stove you lower the efficiency and create more unburned soot/creosote/smoke/pollution, so making the heater free breathing of small scrap wood means it needs to be fed often but it burns cleaner and makes more heat out of the same amount of fuel. To capture that heat that otherwise goes up the chimney with the smoke, a rocket heater gets plugged into a heat exchanger thermal mass (like a mud bench) that slowly releases it over night so you can stay warm without getting up every half hour. Thank you for watching.
I would like one of these are they approved for use in the United States yet and if so where would I get one?
send me an email info@unclemud.com
Hey there, Uncle Mud. I'm wondering if you think there is a way to safely beautify the outside of the Gamera with handmade tiles. And if so, any special requirements?
Bulgaria is my second home, so I was especially thrilled to see you featuring these.
Nissa, The Gamera is a great heater. We have used hand made tiles on the mass bench and surround that store heat and slowly gently release it into the room over night but the metal radiant surface really needs to be bare to radiate quick heat into the room and the tiles would block that, possibly even overheating the metal. Lots of Rocket Heaters and masonry heaters are built with tile covered cob or stone or refractory instead of metal. Thank you for watching.
@@UncleMud So maybe better to plan on using high heat-safe paint for something like that then? And save the tiles for the benches.
Glaze will handle high temps better than most high temp paints.
but covering the metal surface with tiles slows down the radiation so yes better to leave tiles for the mass bench.
Very cool where do I buy this???
rocketmassheater.com/ for the Liberator or gamera.eu for the Gamera. Tell them Uncle Mud sent you!
Can I use this stove without installing a cob?
Yes. The mass, even just a few cubic feet of it, makes a big difference in keeping the temperature of a room more even and grabbing as much heat as possible from the exhaust before it leaves the house. We have developed mass storage for tiny houses and greenhouses where cob wouldn't work. But we have run these without the mass and it still burns cleaner and more efficiently than most woodstoves.
What material is in the core of the burner?
on which one?
Which one is best? Easiest?
The Baby Liberator is sadly no longer in production. If anyone wants to buy my demo unit email me at info@unclemud.com Fired twice for a demo $1200 including shipping. The full sized Liberator is the only one that is UL listed and EPA approved for code install in a regular house. That one is available at rocketmassheater.com/recommends/unclemud/ The Baby Gamera is the best heater here for a tiny house or school bus or off grid cottage if you build a thermal mass bench for it to store heat over night. The Tiny III is about $2000 with air freight plus a couple hundred import fees. You can email me for more information. We are working on US code approval. More Gamera videos here ua-cam.com/play/PL9A0Ic1oNN_9brlvx8ra6_HdnUV8r1v5k.html My CottageRocket is a DIY plans or kit or "come and build your own" I am developing in my spare time so it is slow but it is cheap (under $1000 DIY at my workshop, under $300 if you scrounged everything and did it yourself) It holds enough heat overnight for a small space due to being filled with cob mass. It is not UL listed or code approved but it burns clean and runs on cheap scrap wood. More CottageRocket videos here ua-cam.com/play/PL9A0Ic1oNN_9O6Y7hLbPsvZm-u0lq-xbl.html
How much does Liberator and it's mini cost?
Hello. The Liberator is $1800 including domestic shipping and the pellet hopper. The mini is $700 or $900 with pellet hopper (shipping is not included because it varies). If you tell them "Uncle Mud sent me" you will get $100 off.
Hi Chris, How much in $US
how come I cant find this on there website?
which heater?
@@UncleMud Any of them. I only see one kind on the site you linked. None of these are in the website?
We can blow energy up ^^^ on wars and develop war machines,,,but cant make few usa rocket stove heaters here.....
I hear you. The liberator is the only one made here UL listed and code and EPA approved. I wish there were more.
Brilliant concept, poor demonstration and lack of detail and articulation The camera footage leaves alot to be desred.
Thanks for watching anyway.