Looks very similar to the Olympian heater I have in my van: <http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/olympian-wave-3-catalytic-safety-heater/19332> Same heat output, 3000 btu on "High". Mounted to the rear of the passenger seat battery box. It's hardly a flamethrower but does provide a nice bit of warmth. For really cold mornings I haul in my Mr. Heater Buddy, which really heats the joint. And for cool afternoons or if I want to sit outside after dark but don't feel like building and maintaining a fire I have a nice kerosene catalytic heater -- Jack "Rocket j Squirrel" Elliott 1984 Westfalia, auto trans, Bend, Ore. On 08/30/2012 04:14 AM, Jonce Fancher wrote: > Hi all > I have been playing with making a Kit to connect to my outside on > board Propane tank for my Westy. > > I have looked and many propane heaters. > This one does not look bad and it is fairly small which would be > great if you do not have 110V power. > > The kit is basically a T connector into your propane line and then a > quick disconnect with hose so you can just plug in your heater when > you need and or want it. > > But I was looking at this heater. > Like the Size and Heat Ranges. Of Course you will need to crack > windows to use it but that is easy enough to do. > > Any thoughts on this one. > I use a 110V electric heater when I have it avail. > But there are many times I do not have it avail and even with the R-8 > Thermal I make it can still get a bit chilly without a heat source > > Jonce > > BTW here is the link http://www.northstarflameless.com/new/rec-3000.html |
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