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Date:         Sat, 8 Sep 2007 16:02:56 -0700
Reply-To:     Roger Whittaker <rogerwhitt1@GMAIL.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Roger Whittaker <rogerwhitt1@GMAIL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Atwood Furance
Comments: To: Troy <colorworks@gci.net>
In-Reply-To:  <001401c7f1ba$3e599da0$0301a8c0@troykv7nw3q4te>
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http://www.ducktec.com./itmidx3.html seems to be a better issue ... i am so pleased my diesel has a diesel heater factory installed under the seat/bed thermostatically and timer controlled to come on for lets say 10 minutes every 40 minutes though i am still having some issues with running it because i dont speak or read german my girl does and she translated using dictionary.com translator but i am still not proficient at it ... my 69 BUN in which i installed all westy parts was an iceberg in the winter

i used to hang a propane fired catalytic heater from the roof but i was still in a state of advanced cold shaking nearly hypothermia after a 40 minute drive and in case anyone wonders ... A Bun is the round roofed type two and Brick is the square "flat" roofed model that followed ... so i was told... yours

On 9/7/07, Troy <colorworks@gci.net> wrote: > > http://www.ducktec.com/hydroflame-furnaces.html > > I believe this is the one. I'm told it really sucks up the propane though, > unlike the expensive propex. For a low cost solution, the Zodi Hot vent > works quite well. The only problem with it is you cannot let it run > overnight, and it is not thermostatically controlled. Admittedly, I let mine > run out of propane over the weekend and nothing at all happened. I guess the > danger is if the flame blows out, or perhaps the unit tips over, otherwise I > don't see any danger. For $150.00 it's a nice unit. The draw of the Zodi fan > is .7 btw. > > As far as the Atwood, only the 12000 BTU model has the lower amp draw, the > others seem to use much more. Just read the literature from the link I sent. > I haven't measured the depth of the cabinet by the fridge, but it must fit > in there. I don't know that much about the Atwood, which is why I posted my > message to began with. > > Troy >

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