Heat for Teardrop

[Mark Mckeeman]

Hi Folks,

Carried over from another string on heat for teardrops.

The traditional RV combustion furnaces like the one here is relatively large and expensive.

https://www.rvpartsoutlet.com/newstore/ ... E2D251FFE0


Has anyone had any experience with these catalytic heaters? They should be more than enough for a traditional teardrop and their small and quiet too.

https://www.rvpartsoutlet.com/newstore/ ... E2D251FFE0

Mark

PS Heres another link to compare prices and specs.

http://www.ducktec.com/olympianheater.html

[ALAN GEDDES]

We have camped out in temps as low as 30 degrees and have found no need for heat. Get under the covers and in a very short perod of time the tear gets plenty warm from body heat only And I'm a very co;d person.

[Frank]

Mark,
We have used a coleman personal heater, just to warm up the tear before retireing to bed, and was very happy and warm.

Frank

[Jiminsav]

get a coleman duel sock propane lanturn, stick it in your tear about 10 minutes before you check in, and it'll be warm and toasty when you crawl in bed

[fornesto]

A little creative flex duct work and you are definitely warm. It might feel a bit like a smoker though.

http://shop.store.yahoo.com/brandsplace/0022-5075-751c.html

[madjack]

A little creative flex duct work and you are definitely warm. It might feel a bit like a smoker though.

http://shop.store.yahoo.com/brandsplace/0022-5075-751c.html

, with a little creative ducting, you could heat up evryone at the campground
madjack