Electric vs propane
In most of the campground across the southwest, if you are on a weekely or monthly rate your electricity is metered and you pay for useage. As I look at tomorrow's and the next days forecast, the h...
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Cummins12V98 wrote:RustyJC wrote:
What is the hassle of removing, filling and replacing 40# (in our case) propane cylinders worth?
We have the CheapHeat system in our furnace, so making the choice is as simple as flipping the "Gas/Electric" switch in the control closet.
Rusty
YIP, you took the words....
Propane is for cooktop/oven and BBQ. Rarely have to fill the BIG tanks. We pay .15 KW/HR for electricity on our site.
CheapHeat is so nice!!! It's running right now.
Well we get to find out how nice Our Cheap Heat install is the first of the year. Just finished install (DYI) before coming to Ireland for Christmas, when we get back headed to the Oregon coast for a month of hosting.
The gas side works better than before, as the seal between the furnace and floor duct is better than just the old gas furnace.
