I live in eastern coastal North Carolina. Will I have a problem with the high altitude Bunn maker, Already ordered it. On its way.
381045
I can't imagine why. Although I do not live in the mountains I have a friend and she has a Bunn like ours and that maker is a work horse! She loves it.
381046
Send it back because the thermostat is set for high altitude and will not work properly.I did exactly the same as you did and returned for another Bunn model
381047
I live in Michigan, can't imagine any altitude problems w/this or most electrical appliances. I can tell you that I have been using Bunn for over 40 years, first in my parents restaurant as a teen, later in my own home, and this particular carafe unit for about 10 years, this is my second, we drink a lot of coffee and the last one only lasted 8 years, but they replace any faulty thero carafes for free.....my heating unit just wore out and stopped. It owed me nothing!
381048
I had looked at the Bunn BTX-B(D) several years ago when Sears has a similar price markdown, but bought another unit instead. Had written Bunn customer service and didn't get the reply in time. The BTX-B(D) holds temperature at 193° instead of 200°.......will still brew good coffee at that temp and the price right now is very favorable. My current Bunn shorted and tripped the breaker........going to order this one now.
381049
I believe it would work fine.The warmer is in the stainless steel pot.Ours work great...we live in Arkansas.
381050
Yes you will. The high altitude Bunn is for at least 4000 ft above sea level. Since your your located below that(I presume) you will need a standard model. Your coffee will not be hot enough because water boils at a much lower temp at high altitude so the high altitude model will not warm water as hot. Hope this helps.
381051
We live I Albuqurque NM which is above 5,000ft and have the same Bunn coffee maker and it works great!
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ive been using husqvarna . i bought a husqvarna 240 gas saw and i used that because of the guarante. ( by the way dont buy the 240 or 235 models i found out there realy poulans and have carb problems and the oil runs out before the gas does. if your not paying attention the bar and chain will get damaged. there very hard to start husqv bought poulan out. } chainsaw oil has an addative to make it hold to the bar and chain better. a cheap offbrand oil may not have as much so could damage your bar and chain. poulan seems to be good but irealy think husq v is the best. but it is double the price.. good luck...jj ive been using husqvarna . i bought a husqvarna 240 gas saw and i used that because of the guarante. ( by the way dont buy the 240 or 235 models i found out there realy poulans and have carb problems and the oil runs out before the gas does. if your not paying attention the bar and chain will get damaged. there very hard to start husqv bought poulan out. } chainsaw oil has an addative to make it hold to the bar and chain better. a cheap offbrand oil may not have as much so could damage your bar and chain. poulan seems to be good but irealy think husq v is the best. but it is double the... » Read More ive been using husqvarna . i bought a husqvarna 240 gas saw and i used that because of the guarante. ( by the way dont buy the 240 or 235 models i found out there realy poulans and have carb problems and the oil runs out before the gas does. if your not paying attention the bar and chain will get damaged. there very hard to start husqv bought poulan out. } chainsaw oil has an addative to make it hold to the bar and chain better. a cheap offbrand oil may not have as much so could damage your bar and chain. poulan seems to be good but irealy think husq v is the best. but it is double the price.. good luck...jj « Show Less
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If you can find the nearest tower in your area you mite want the directional , if your in the grey wasteland that is northern Cali my omni can't be beat ! I have the directional & haven't put it up or tryed it yet ,the omni works so well I'd hate to screw it up
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Hi, I bought this for my grandpa who lives out of state and as far as I know he hasn't had any issues. I would double check with someone who has used it personally or even the manufacturer. Good luck.
2023442
I bought the Chinese one linked above, worked great in home tests, clogged the first time I took it into the field. I can't rely on it one bit.I don't want to carry four stoves (re: Stan in St Louistan) into the backcountry. I want to carry one, that will work, period. Is it worth $25 to have a failed stove halfway into a through hike? At least if the MSR stove had quit working, I would have been able to get it replaced.
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Sorry I did not finish. Louisiana was bad and it would not work when I tried. It was replaced but again in 97 degree weather I have not tried it. Looks good. Good company. I have a blower, weed eater and tiller. Sorry C J
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I like in montana, an hour from yellowstone and it works fine. I've used it hiking I don't know how high up we were but its always seemed to work
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I have not had any problems using the stove outside. I would not use the yellow HEET indoors. To be on the safe side. I think it could be toxic to breathe the fumes so I would want a lot of ventilation.
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I didn't buy it through Amazon but happened upon a positive review for the machine on Amazon. The machine I had was a piece of junk that could barely blow snow. Buy something more powerful, its worth every penny. Spend around $1,000 and read some reviews. I now have a Sears Craftsman (made by Husquavarna) 27" 305cc. Great machine!!!
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Yes..just remember almost all non fuel injected gen sets are jetted for sea level..i'm at 2975" altitude and had to take it to a local dealer and have it set up for the thinner air
1263423
No problem with the distance but take into consideration that there is a considerable amount of condensation produced that requires a run off in order to avoid humidity problems. Works well and will give you good results.
2042794
I use the Zojirushi BBCCX20 at 7650 altitude. I make about one loaf a week, using very little white flour (I use mostly whole wheat and buckwheat flour, with some graham, oat, and soy flours added). I have never had a failure. Sometimes I adjust recipes after the first try with more or less water, but nobody else here has complained about the quality of the bread. I have never used the recipes in the instruction book except for an apple cake recipe, which turned out very well.
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No. you will have to get the BUNN that is specific for high altitudes. I live at 7500ft and had the same problem. What we did was buy this one and call BUNN and make a exchange. Dont know if the high altitude one is available on Amazon. Once we made the high altitude switch it worked just fine.
2107795
I have this unit and had the same concern when I read other reviews. For my camping uses, 7000 BTUs is more than sufficient for boiling water and all other cooking purposes at lower altitudes. It would probably not be adequate at altitudes above 1mi. Lower temperature conserves fuel and is less likely to cause accidental burns. Unit cools quickly after use for storage. I'm glad I bought this one.
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Actually I was informed by the company, for the same problem the following explanation:Hi, we contacted Augason Farms and they stated that they package their products at an elevation of 4400 feet and when the product goes to lower elevations sometimes the pails suck in or "inhale". If the seal is intact then the product should be fine.I hope this was a help, as it was for me to understand the weirdness of the situation. lol...
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Mine has not had any problems, we live in eastern NC which has high humidity, very good fan.
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I am not sure how the performance changes with altitude, I reside at 3200 ft and have no issues at all. I would suggest visiting the March website and determine that.