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Date:         Thu, 30 Dec 1999 14:32:22 -0800
Reply-To:     Ty Graham <tyg@OZ.NET>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Ty Graham <tyg@OZ.NET>
Subject:      Re: Warm water heating staff Campingstar in Reimo catalog
Comments: To: Marshall Ruskin <mruskin@pangea.ca>
In-Reply-To:  <029001bf5305$c2d8c030$10e1e1df@marshall>
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item 67036 12V/_75_ Watt DM 108.90 which makes it about the same as the fridge. This is also my concern.

-----Original Message----- From: Marshall Ruskin [mailto:mruskin@pangea.ca] Sent: Thursday, December 30, 1999 12:38 PM To: Ty Graham; vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM Subject: Re: Warm water heating staff Campingstar in Reimo catalog

I saw that one, perusing through a friends catalog, and I was also interested in it.

If I recall, there are three models, and the 12V one, the one we'd likely use, is rated at something like 40 W.

Thing is, it would take forever to warm up a significant amount of water with 40 W. I guess, one could warm it up enroute to somewhere, but I imagine that is not what most of us would want to do. Wasteful of gas, hauling all that water.

If I am wrong on the specifications, feel free to correct me, as I would LIKE to be wrong on this one.

Marshall Ruskin 84 Westy "Iron Igloo"

>Looks like a foot long device you drop in your water tank to raise the temp >to 40 degrees Celsius, a Warmwasserheizer. Looks like a pretty clean >install. > >Does anyone know anything about this device? Can anyone translate better >than Babelfish? Anyone want to tell me how many Optimas I'd need to drain >in order to heat up a Westy water tank? > >Reimo catalog, page 231 > >Warmwasserheizstab Campingstar >Warmwasser in Kanister oder Tank thermostatisch geregelt. >Max. 40 degree - keine Verbruhungsgefahr >Einfach nachrustbar > >item 67036 12V/75 Watt DM 108.90 > >or ... > >Warm water heating staff Campingstar warm water in cans or tank >thermalstatically regulated. Max. 40 degree - no verb resting danger simple >nachrustbar > >Ty Graham >'91 Syncro Westy >'86 Syncro Doublecab >


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