Electric heating options when on shore power?
NOOB heating question... What are the electric heating options when on shore power? Our HTT has propane heat, but when it is cold (as it was this past weekend), it can run A LOT. Seems like an easy...
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I guess I should add that I too have a Hybrid Camper and am able to keep warm in 20 degree weather with the oil filled heater.
BUT BUT BUT - REFLECTIX if a MUST.
I cut Reflectix panels that fit perfectly into the tent end screens. While the tent itself is vinyl the panels that cover the screens are canvas and wind will blow right through them.
I also made two Reflectix blankets that are covered by a tarp that cover the bunk ends and help hold in the heat.
Without the reflectix, it would be near impossible to keep warm.
I will post pictures if anyone interested.
BTW - Camping now - it is 48 outside and 70 inside.
BUT BUT BUT - REFLECTIX if a MUST.
I cut Reflectix panels that fit perfectly into the tent end screens. While the tent itself is vinyl the panels that cover the screens are canvas and wind will blow right through them.
I also made two Reflectix blankets that are covered by a tarp that cover the bunk ends and help hold in the heat.
Without the reflectix, it would be near impossible to keep warm.
I will post pictures if anyone interested.
BTW - Camping now - it is 48 outside and 70 inside.
