Anyone making a diesel stove these days?
From what I've seen, Webasto seems to have quit making their diesel stove, which exhausted the waste combustion gases well outside the vehicle. Anyone know if there is another company making diesel...
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FWIW .... when one thinks about it, many common motorhomes can be used fully based on only the main engine's fuel.
i.e. Our gasoline powered Class C has a built-in generator that runs off the main 55 gallon gas tank, so if it's propane system should somehow ever fail on a camping trip, the generator can power everything ... including electric hot plates and ovens .... if we were to carry them along just in case.
Here's a Class B motorhome that is powered by only solar and diesel, including a diesel furnace and diesel hot water heater. I believe that the cooktop is electric induction - powered by it's available eight AGM batteries. I assume the batteries are kept charged via solar and the engine's alternator and that they also run an air conditioner when camping .... all at a price (only slightly) less than that of a basic Earthroamer:
http://www.roadtrek.com/models/e-trek/
i.e. Our gasoline powered Class C has a built-in generator that runs off the main 55 gallon gas tank, so if it's propane system should somehow ever fail on a camping trip, the generator can power everything ... including electric hot plates and ovens .... if we were to carry them along just in case.
Here's a Class B motorhome that is powered by only solar and diesel, including a diesel furnace and diesel hot water heater. I believe that the cooktop is electric induction - powered by it's available eight AGM batteries. I assume the batteries are kept charged via solar and the engine's alternator and that they also run an air conditioner when camping .... all at a price (only slightly) less than that of a basic Earthroamer:
http://www.roadtrek.com/models/e-trek/
