Malcolm N_ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>On Fri, 08 Dec 2006 10:57:43 +0000,  Steve Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>wrote:
>
>>I made sure that I had all the above when I got the Kabola and to be 
>>fair it does a good job most of the time, its just this last week of 
>>very high winds that its let me down.
>>
>Does this mean that you must have a tall chimney to keep the stove
>going when cruising ? - 
>
>clearly this gives problems with low bridges etc - especially if you
>are single handed 

Given the low bridges on the Lee, I have to remove my external chimney
when I navigate.  I then just put the cap back on the collar flange.
This makes my total chimney height (top ot stove to top of flange) no
more than 2 m.   The Kabola does not draw quite as well, but I still
get no downdrafts.  

There really does seem to be something funny with your installation,
Steve.

Another thought - is the stove getting enough combustion air?  Could
it (unlikely, I accept) possibly be in a relatively airtight room?  I
still think a clogged flue/heat exchanger is the most likely
explanation, though.

Adrian

Adrian Stott
07956-299966

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