That is basically the setup I have, but w/ a Wave 3 Catalytic Heater-1500 &
3000 BTUH off a tee to the propane line under the sink to a specially made
rubber propane line w/ quick disconnect that sits behind the drivers seat &
connects to the heater which I hang from 2 set screws mounted on the front
table arm which allows one to aim the heater in a variety of angles to the
rear.  Unplug cold heater & stash under the bench seat or in the garage
when not needed, which is most of the time.

I have never slept w/ it on overnight & obviously skylight & slider window
are cracked for proper ventilation.

YMMV,

Mr. BZ-not a Propex, but 1/6+-  the cost installed

On Thu, Aug 30, 2012 at 7:14 AM, Jonce Fancher <streetbugs@frontier.com>wrote:

> Hi all
> I have been playing with making a Kit to connect to my outside on
> board Propane tank for my Westy.
>
> I have looked and many propane heaters.
> This one does not look bad and it is fairly small which would be
> great if you do not have 110V power.
>
> The kit is basically a T connector into your propane line and then a
> quick disconnect with hose so you can just plug in your heater when
> you need and or want it.
>
> But I was looking at this heater.
> Like the Size and Heat Ranges. Of Course you will need to crack
> windows to use it but that is easy enough to do.
>
> Any thoughts on this one.
> I use a 110V electric heater when I have it avail.
> But there are many times I do not have it avail and even with the R-8
> Thermal I make it can still get a bit chilly without a heat source
>
> Jonce
>
> BTW here is the link http://www.northstarflameless.**com/new/rec-3000.html<http://www.northstarflameless.com/new/rec-3000.html>
>

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Tom Buese