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Subject:AW: Espar Gas Heaters, how many BTU's is enough? Group purchase?
From:Robert Keezer
Date:Sat, 10 Aug 2002 00:11:46 -0700

Korrigieren- The Eberspacher BA-6 output is 20-22,000 btu.
Espar's are just too durn expensive. A cheaper choice  that you can fit in place of the BA-6 and  is just as reliable would be a later model BN-4. It has an output of 12-15,000 btu, is as compact as a B1LC, and costs much less . Most parts are interchangeable with the BA-6. I have one for sale summer discount  I reconditioned it , installed it, and then the Bus was totalled. The customer returned it to me to sell for him.It is complete with rare ductwork. The other one I have may even be more suited for what you are doing. I have another BN-4 that I will sell for less and you can fab your own ducts. It could go under the Vanagon like the BA 6 but since it's smaller it will allow you to have your heat and Winkler too.  
E-mail me for prices.  

Robert
1982 Westfalia

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Von: 80 Westy Pokey
Gesendet: Friday, August 09, 2002 10:07 AM
An: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
Betreff: Espar Gas Heaters, how many BTU's is enough? Group purchase?

I finally got a price on the Espar heaters as possible
replacements for my BA6.

I am pretty sure the BA6 puts out 12,000 or 15,000 BTU's but
I was trying to decide if that was overkill for the van.
Which one should I get?

The B1LC costs $1545 CAD puts out 7,500 BTU's using .07 US
gallons per hour drawing 2.5 amps.

The B3LC costs $1945 CAD puts out 12,000 BTU's using .11 US
gallons per hour drawing 3.0 amps.

Is the greater BTU's worth the $400 Canadian price difference?
BTW, If I can get 3 heaters I can get $150 CAD off the price
if anyone is interested...

Thanks,
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