Expectation of heater overnight
On a chilly Southern California desert night with temps in the low 40s, should I expect that my heater will pump warm air all night without draining my battery to "weak" levels. My batteries are newer...
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ppine wrote:
I never turn on the heater at night. We make coffee in the morning to warm up the trailer. If it is near freezing or below we might turn on the heater in the morning.
It is easy to believe that many RVers have not done much tent camping in cold weather. I do not want my trailer to be like being in a house at home. We heat with wood. There are times when the house is cold. Being in a cold trailer is totally normal. There is no bad weather only bad clothes and bad bedding.
I don't need to practice being cold or pretend I'm tent camping when I'm not. The manufacturer put a furnace in my rig for a reason,To make heat!
I often work in the cold and I have no problems with cold weather however I have no issue using heat when it's available.
Different Strokes.
