Heat Exchanger Camping Stove

I forget if I've submitted this idea before. It's for a camping tent stove.

A bullet-shaped stove has the flat side of the bullet shape as the front-facing side of the stove, with a transparent frontal hatch to put wood into. The rear-facing side of the stove would be the tapered/pointy end of the bullet shape, with a propeller-fan mounted on the pointy part. That propeller-fan would be driven thermoelectrically.

The top side of the stove body would be flat, so that pots, pans and kettles can be placed on it for heating/cooking. The stove pipe would of course emerge from this topside of the stove. But the rest of the stove body would have radiator fins on it for heat exchange with the surrounding air. The propeller-fan on the back end would blow air around the stove body and its longitudinal radiator fins, for maximum heating efficiency of the air in the tent.

There could also be a thermostat device which could be hung somewhere else in the tent, and be connected (either wirelessly or by wire) to the propeller-fan to speed it up or slow it down, to help regulate the temperature in the tent. We need to have a thermostat-controlled wood stove.