

| Subject: | Re: camper heating |
| From: | jimt |
| Date: | Sat, 16 Oct 2004 16:05:55 -0600 |
On 10/16/04 3:25 PM, "Robert Fisher" <refisher@MCHSI.COM> wrote: > Guess the next time I go camping I should drag my pressure washer along. > Continuous flow of 200F (+/-) degree water at 4.5 gpm for 90 minutes between > fueling. Takes about 90 seconds to heat up. You could sell hot water to your > neighbors, if you had any. Also has a 2K generator. > > In all seriousness, they're making these things smaller and smaller these > days- I was looking at one yesterday that was right around two cubic feet, > I'd say. Lesser flow, etc. but still enough to work with (probably didn't > have the genny- I didn't look for it). Somebody that pulled a small trailer, > or camped a lot or for extended periods could probably justify it. > Alternatively, some enterprising soul could use the components from > something like that to cobble together a custom application. > > Is it the owner of the 'Westfakia' that has a 'kitchen trailer'? I could see > it fitting right in to that kind of setup. > > Cya, > Robert > Eberspacher (espar) and webasto both make heaters that are designed to go inline with the heater lines of a vehicle. I have looked at using one of those (diesel fueled) with a one or two gallon hold tank going to a heater core with a fan inside the van. Testing that I have done with a borrowed unit and done by another interested party showed exceptional results. However the price tag on these units is way beyond me. That is why I have been trying to locate a dbw46 or similar that was put in some synchro and mercedes vehicles. In the mercedes it was called a parking heater. Similar units are used on some of the big rigs and in class A RV. Below for some current units made. http://www.espar.com/htm/Specs/water/wterheat.htm The webasto hl18 that I installed in my van (no longer made) is similar to http://www.espar.com/htm/Specs/airtronic2.htm ���������������������������������������� jimt Planned insanity is best. Remember that sanity is optional. http://www.tactical-bus.info (tech info) http://www.westydriver.com
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