Manual fan setting for gas furnace in rv
Our coach Is set up to heat the basement via duct work when gas furnace is running. We use small electric heaters rather than burn propane, which works well but doesn’t help the basement without air c...
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Dave H M wrote:
Gde, I also take offense to your attitude. I heat with a combination of electric and supplement with the on board heater when necessary. I prefer to do it that way.
Anyhow OP are you camping close to Daleville or there abouts. I don't see where the cold may be a problem. i lived there off and on when young and assigned to Fort Rucker, AKA Mother Rucker.
I am not familiar with the OP, but Dave; I think your skin is a little thicker than you are implying, regarding Gde's comment.:) I think he was just adding to a well meant point.
Any who...Like Dave, most of us will use an electric heater to supplement our furnace. Nothing wrong there, but certainly as temps get low, you need to use that furnace to protect tanks and plumbing.
Jerry
