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" http://www.borino.com/GYC/wattsbtu_calculator.htm 5500 watts = 18766 BTUs 1500 watts = 5118 I think those propane boys are capable of around 30K BTUs input please:)"
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"According to my conversion program, sorry don't know the formula being lazy today.
5000 watts per hour =5kWh=17050 Btu
2500 watts per hour =2.5kWh=8520 Btu
1500 watts per hour =1.5kWh=5114 Btu"
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I guess as I was calculation you were posting...lol
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Appreciate the scoop on the elements and the ecdumatcation folks.
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