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RMH in the Geodesic Dome Greenhouse

 
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I've trolled around this forum on and off and had a message left on my YouTube that I should join in on the conversations here. I've been playing around with the RMH heater for the last year. Here is the main video of the construction of it in my geodesic dome greenhouse along with a new one that shows a revised design for easier ash removal....which works REALLY well.

Geodesic Dome Part 10
RMH Heater update

I've your into domes, you should watch the entire series if you have some time to kill.

I hope you enjoy it!

Rob T.
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How much did this project cost you in materials ($$) and in labor hours?

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Stewart Lundy wrote:How much did this project cost you in materials ($$) and in labor hours?



The building was about $40K. Unknown hours...probably around 2000+

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Hello & Welcome Rob, I'm a big fan of your videos. Nice to see you at Permies.
 
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