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- TrackrigExplorer IIIt'll work until it doesn't. My brother gets away with it in Vancouver, WA, but I wouldn't try it. Once you learn to winterize, it should take less than two hours.
Bill - pianotunaNomad IIIHi,
You need to figure out how many degree days there will be. You would need to leave the furnace set to cut in should the power fail.
I heat nearly 100% electrically. See the thread "winter camping" under full time RVing. - hedgehopperExplorer
2oldman wrote:
Are you living in it?
No, but why is that relevant? - 2oldmanExplorer IIAre you living in it?
- dadwolf2ExplorerGreat...but I live in Las Vegas, NV and only have to do this a couple times a winter.
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