Each winter brings a flurry (ha!) of first-timers wondering how to keep warm. Not giving advice in the above post, but explaining how I do it.
Each winter brings a flurry (ha!) of first-timers wondering how to keep warm. Not giving advice in the above post, but explaining how I do it.
Currently use a buddy, but propane lines like to freeze and you have the condensation and co issues.
Will be putting an espar in as soon as I can find the time and motivation to install it.
I’ll have to watch for that.
I boondock in the desert southwest with vicously dry air and have constant ventilation – the buddy doesn’t push the hygrometer reading up at all. I imagine it’d be different in Florida or something…
My stove and Buddy have never caused the CO meter to go above 0ppm. Other things have but not those.
If I won the lottery I’d use something plumbed into whatever the camper’s fuel tank holds. I had a 1973 VW van in [the former West] Germany that had a gas heater. That heater was epic!