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Hi everyone, this is my first post.
I've been listening to the survival podcast for about to weeks and the ideas are swirling in my head.
I hope this post brings a fair amount of discussion
I have a detached block contructed garage with a pit (filled in due to insurance purposes)
I want to build a RMH and need some guidance.
I was thinking of using the pit to run the heat pipe through and back filing it with sand and broken concrete I have laying around as the thermal mass.
Thanks and look forward to responses, and learning from what this community has to offer.
 
                            
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RMH very slow even heat.

typical garage requirement is fast warm up for use.

30 degree garage might take a full day to provide desired warmth.
 
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