Date:         Fri, 9 Jul 1999 21:18:18 EDT
Reply-To:     ThingGuy@AOL.COM
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From:         Steve Lashley <ThingGuy@AOL.COM>
Subject:      Re: carver p4 follow-up
Comments: To: David.Johnson@gems6.gov.bc.ca
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In a message dated 7/9/99 9:16:59 PM, David.Johnson@GEMS6.GOV.BC.CA wrote:

<<Hi Volks, me and my 84 westy are looking for ways to keep warm on nippy
apres ski Canadian winter evenings. I really like the sound of the
thermostat control.It sounds to me like the carver p4 is the heater of
choice. I have read the archives and it seams that under the rear seat is
the preferred mounting location. Is there interest for a group purchase?
again? I am looking for feedback on how this unit has served over time. any
problems with it? Is an anxillary battery required or is the power draw low
enough to use main battery without fear. Is there something else on the
market that I should be aware of? any and all feed back is welcome. Thank
you, Thank you, very much.
David Johnson>>

David and all,

I handled a couple of group purchases of the Carver P4 in the past.  I have
since sold over 30 of these in the past 2 years and have had only good luck
with the heaters.  The price has gone up a bit since the original Propex
heater group purchase.  The P4 is a different unit that has been designed to
meet tough European safety standards.

I am currently out of stock on the P4, and may not order more because of
liability issues.  I am waiting for clarification from my insurance company
to make sure I am covered.  I believe that the P4 is completely safe when
installed correctly.  However, with a poor installation, or improper use,
there is a potential for problems.

I love my P4.  It is quiet uses little power and propane.

If I order more I will give list member discounts as always.


Steve Lashley
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