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HEY-HEY BOBO!
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Can any-body give me the ingredients (aka-directions) for using a small fresnel lens to heat a 4 foot x 8 foot double payne glass greenhouse? I'm sure u would need some sort of heat collector-RIGHT? (but what?) This will be sitting out in the Very Cold Illinois Winter!
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