Understanding the BTU - Energy produced

What is a BTU? British Thermal Unit. Boiler BTU's. Like these videos? just type in loudepot in any APP store, and for .99 cents you get a lifetime of fantastic tutorials, updates for free every month..forever, thanks Loudepot!!

[@davidperrone2992]

The man. The myth. The mustache.

[@ing.biomedicaenlapractica6871]

Excelent my friend, regardnes from Mexico City

[@aaronwhite5865]

thanks a ton! It saved me from reading through the manual J ! Oh hey I think the Jefferson's crappers broken ! thanks Snyder.

[@williamkimbler1375]

I am trying to figure out where to find some wata.

[@rosipetrov8366]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for that explanation!!!!

[@loudepot]

You can stick to the 5 btu rule but its per cubic foot, not square foot , big difference

[@sarbbhamra6758]

Thank you 🙏

[@erikwingard2684]

Super helpful and intuitive. Thanks much. Asking a a general contractor/remodel contractor in business since 2007, who of course always defers to the HVAC contractor to trust them to know so that I don't have to, yet still curious, is there any benefit or detriment to oversizing a system?

[@joshuakelly997]

awesome

[@toryal100]

your help is appreciated ...... thank you for simplifying BTU

[@trev03042]

very good explainations

[@TheLadyfirefighter]

Thank you so much, Lou! Doing a presentation in Dec for math class and this will help me explain it nicely. I also will briefly talk about BTUs in different woods for wood burning stoves. I have a sample of maple and ash. Maple is so much heavier with more BTUs so I thought that was interesting & fun to explain. Your a God sent. Linda

[@cardo1111]

Very informative and well done among the best on this subject. Thanks for posting.

[@Rayram555]

Hi Lou. Good explanation . Thank you.

[@kevenqq]

very straight and better explanation than other videos!!!! thanks a lot

[@dakotab825]

Great teacher and explanations!

[@petesingh292]

You sound British bro but great vid

[@zechae19]

Thank you, sir. It really helped my homework, and you teach more than my Physics teacher.

[@loudepot]

Happy to help

[@tareq155]

thanks sir, this has been very helpful, looking forward to watch other videos of yours, by the way are you a cop?

[@francisgerald7642]

Thanks Lou, you're a pal!!!

[@CarlosMorales-li3br]

Evey helpful.

[@aaronvillafuerte2934]

hahahahaha

[@Jatkos-kw2by]

I think you've been hitting the bottle sir, but your explanation is very understandable and helpful! :)

[@markgreywolf642]

is he drunk?

[@loudepot]

You can stick to the 5 btu rule. But it's per cubic foot, not square foot, big difference

[@einsibongo]

He did per cubic

[@skynebula11]

Yes he did say cubic feet

[@rodhawkins5037]

Much mooa accurate by cubic 🦶