Gary,

Unless you are planning on camping on mountain top or Libby has a very
unusual fall you shouldn't need to worry about your water tank freezing.
And if you are at a location where you have 120VAC to run your battery
charger then why not get a small electric heater for inside too?

Nice place Libby.  Gotta love the Cabinet Mountains and the Kootenia (sp?)
River.

Tom Moritz

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>Date:    Fri, 12 Oct 2001 03:03:48 EDT
>From:    Robert Keezer <WarmerWagen@AOL.COM>
>Subject: Re: travel to libby montana
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>Instead of ethanol, remove the metal cover of the tank top fill, and then=20
>prop open the storage bin lid a couple inches to let interior air circulate.=
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>I have been in 10 degree weather with the interior heated to 65 and never ha=
>d=20
>any freezing problems this way. Besides, what if you forget or someone
else=20
>unaware has a drink? Talk about your severe gastric disturbances!
>
>Robert
>1982 Westfalia
>
><<
>We will be taking a trip to Libby, Montana in late
>October. =A0=A0 Would it be safe to travel with water in
>the storage tank? =A0=A0 I have thought to add a 10%
>ethanol solution to the tank to prevent freezing.
>We will be hooking up an electrical connection each
>night. =A0=A0 Has anyone used a trickle charger to keep a
>charge on the battery? =A0=A0 If so, what kind of charger
>works best and can I run the charger while I use the
>lights and radio in these very=A0 long Montana nights.
>Thanks Gary>>
>
>

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