

| Subject: | Re: Auxillary Heater |
| From: | Larry Hamm |
| Date: | Sun, 13 Apr 1997 22:03:31 -0600 |
J Anderson wrote: > > I am considering buying an 82 Westy Diesel, but it doesn't have an > auxiallary heater. In the archives I found an article giving the details > of installing an Eberspacher BA6, but I think it is more than I want to > tackle. I would like the heat for camping, not for driving, so I would > like to know what other simpler options there are. <snip> > John > 83 Jetta > Wannabuser John, Check out the propane catalytic heaters at your local RV dealer. These are compact, produce ample heat for camping, and are easy to install and operate. No electrical connections are needed and no venting is necessary. The only downside is that they consume oxygen, and you must crack a window and/or pop the top to assure ample air supply. Cost for the smallest one will be less than $200, and should do the job nicely. A small oscillating 12 volt fan may used in the camper to help distribute heat. Larry
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