inexpensive long-term stay in Sonora?
I'm thinking of going to Mexico this winter rather than the US as I'm getting dangerously close to spending enough time in the US as to have to file income tax there. :E Going to Mexico is really i...
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TravelingRae wrote:
I don't care how cold some of you say it gets in Sonora at night, there's no way I'll be using my furnace that much, if at all. I have a 12V electric blanket if I need it and running the furnace for a half hour in the morning to take off the chill doesn't use up that much propane.
It's not the morning that is a problem. In the morning you turn the stove on, and in a few minutes it's warm, and then sun rises and it gets warmer yet. It is late afternoon when you need a furnace. It gets cold shortly after sunset (6pm in winter) and stays cold until sunrise. In Puerto Penasco in winter expect mid-upper 40s in the night. RV stays warm for a short while after sunset, then it cools down. If you can tolerate temps that cold, then no problem.
Electric blanket can draw quite a bit of juice out of the batteries, and it won't keep the room warm in the night when you have to get out of the bed for some reason - many people do.
