Thanks, so we have a 17 foot pop top with a 100ah battery inside, the 5kw would be overkill I'm thinking and possibly a 2kw or 3 would be ok?
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Thanks, so we have a 17 foot pop top with a 100ah battery inside, the 5kw would be overkill I'm thinking and possibly a 2kw or 3 would be ok?
I think you are better with a smaller unit run faster to avoid carbon issues
I have a 45 foot motor home with a 5 kw unit that is really a little small hence it gets run flat out
Motor homes are problematic due to air flow issues I think a 3 kw over 17 feet would be ideal depending upon the insulation
Agree with djam1 - while mine is a 5KW unit, it is too big and if I did it again, I'd get a 3KW unit. My van is a 19' Viscount from the early 70's and I will never need to runit anywhere near to flat out.Quote:
Originally Posted by RobMichelle
Thanks for your help much appreciated
Rob
Well it got delivered today [thumbsupbig].Quote:
Originally Posted by rangieman
I purchased this one as it was supposed to be in Australia [bighmmm]yeah right :bat:
It came from China instead :soapbox:
Still no news on the Scammer and my money[bigsad]
PayPal came good on the money recovery and i got the GST back aswell :banana:Quote:
Originally Posted by rangieman
Sitting here with my cheap $233 job nice and warm
Works well
Good result, and you got to keep the armless action figure also. win win situation .[thumbsupbig] use it as a cheap wedding cake top.[bigrolf]Quote:
Originally Posted by rangieman
Alan Whiting from Outback Travel fitted a $340 heater to his campervan.
Installing a diesel camper heater
Sounds like an easy install once placement of unit and exhaust are sorted.