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wondering which heater is the best option? planning on putting in the bed and run duct thru rear window to front. thanks is advance...
Mark in Northern Iowa
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Search bar would have found this.
Here ya go, about 10 pages worth for you to read.
Very good explanation.
hondasxs.com
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Yes, I know it is about a 500, but the principle is the same.
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Post up some pictures when/if you do it, maybe it will help the next guy........maybe me. haha
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Have a good day
Here ya go, about 10 pages worth for you to read.
Very good explanation.
P500 - Diesel air heater for P500
I was watching Ukrainian youtube channel about Nissan Leaf , and today they showed something that is portable and easy to install and has very good heat output. They used very small diesel air heater and install it into electric Nissian Leaf (that has lowest battery capacity among other EVs) to...
hondasxs.com
Yes, I know it is about a 500, but the principle is the same.
.
Post up some pictures when/if you do it, maybe it will help the next guy........maybe me. haha
.
Have a good day
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I have heard of people using a Mr. Heater Little Buddy with a strapped-in propane bottle, but don't know if their rig was enclosed.
+/- $65. An enclosed cab may raise carbon monoxide and fume issues.
I chose a Li battery heated vest and expect to do the same with socks. We have an old flannel lined sleeping bag (nylon slips around too much) that we tuck under our chins and over our laps. And now we have a 7" reversible fan with in-cab ducts to blow hot air from the engine compartment under the sleeping bag. This works for me, but I wouldn't want it if I was out in severe cold a whole lot.
Don't tell anyone on this Board, but I've been in a Popo Ranger Northstar Edition in hot and cold a few times, and that's pretty nice.
Of course, I kept one hand on the handle in case of fire.
+/- $65. An enclosed cab may raise carbon monoxide and fume issues.
I chose a Li battery heated vest and expect to do the same with socks. We have an old flannel lined sleeping bag (nylon slips around too much) that we tuck under our chins and over our laps. And now we have a 7" reversible fan with in-cab ducts to blow hot air from the engine compartment under the sleeping bag. This works for me, but I wouldn't want it if I was out in severe cold a whole lot.
Don't tell anyone on this Board, but I've been in a Popo Ranger Northstar Edition in hot and cold a few times, and that's pretty nice.
Of course, I kept one hand on the handle in case of fire.
