There is a full manual online at:
http://www.webasto-thermo.com/pdfs/97154A.pdf

I'd like to hook this thing up to a thermostat rather than a
timer. It already has a low voltage shutoff (see section
3.1.4.6 of the above link) so I'd like to use at night (I
have a Optima yellow top under the driver's seat, and 117L of
gasoline si I think I'm fixed for gas and power).

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Chris

---- Original message ----
>Date: Thu, 30 Jan 2003 23:32:55 -0500
>From: 80 Westy Pokey <pokey@vanagon.org>
>Subject: General Webasto Thank You
>To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM, syncro@yahoogroups.com,
The_Bug_Pack@yahoogroups.com
>
>I have been so overwelmed with p-mail regarding my Webasto
>parts search I have not been able to get back to everyone.
>
>In leiu of personal thanks please accept this as an
>aknowledgment of the tremendous "virtual" comunity we all
>reside in.
>
>I had one listee go so far as mail me the factory repair
>manual for my heater!
>
>As it turns out Webasto is still in business and some parts
>are likely available: http://www.webasto-thermo.com
>
>However new parts for these things require giving up an arm
>and a leg, and since I need those to drive I sought
alternate
>sources.
>
>As it turns out the best source was ww.ebay.de. You can find
>complete webasto bbw46 (search words were "webasto bbw")
>heaters there for very reasonable prices. If you don't speak
>GGerman try http://babelfish.altavista.com/ it will work
well
>enough to figure out what your buying and also corrispond
>with German sellers.
>
>Thank you to everyone who replied you know who you are. You
>make me proud to be a small part of this "club".
>
>Thanks,
>Chris
>'80 Air Cooled Vanagon L Westfalia "Pokey"
>'86 Syncro Vanagon GL Westfalia NAME TBA