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Date:         Thu, 14 Jan 1999 23:28:14 -0600
Reply-To:     Blue Eyes <lvlearn@MCI2000.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Blue Eyes <lvlearn@MCI2000.COM>
Organization: Vexation Computer
Subject:      5000 BTU propane fueled catalytic space heater offered,
              first $75 owns it.
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I have an older 5,000 BTU propane fueled catalytic space heater. I'm offering to the first person who commits to paying $75 plus UPS charges for it. (Probably about $7.00 for 10 pounds) United Parcel Service rate page: Http://www.ups.com/using/services/rave/rate.html

Dimensions: 13 1/4 inches tall 8 inches wide 6 inches deep tapering to less at the top. You could plumb this in permanently or run it on a separate tank as you see fit. It has a protective front screen to prevent casual contact with the platinum impregnated catalytic media. This is NOT a vented model like the Platinum Cat. It does Not have the electric resistance self starting preheater coil. It is just a very simple but fully workable direct radiant type propane fueled catalytic space heater which may be fueled by disposable cylinders if you get the adapter, by connecting into an RV propane system, or run on a barbecue sized tank. The working temperature of the platinum impregnated media, which appears like a huge tan colored 3-M Scotch pad, runs around 700 to 800 degrees F with no flame and no carbon monoxide. But it will make heat, water vapor, and compete with humans for Oxygen, so you must run unvented propane catalytics with some open pathway to allow air exchanges to occur.

I believe that if someone wanted to remove its rear cabinet which allows for storage of two disposable propane cylinders, the depth could be reduced enough to fit inside a Westy sliding door. Without the rear cabinet, it could be reduced to about 3 inches deep. If you're interested, respond off-List to LvLearn@mci2000.com John


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