ORbiker wrote:
I think all RV's need a window cracked just a bit to let a little air in and a lot of humidity out.
I used my Wave 3 to help the furnace many times. It saves on both propane and battery.
Sometimes the rig looked like this, but I still had a window cracked and also the little slide window looking into the back seat of the truck.
Ditto to this and many of the Wave users do the same in some configuration.
I set my furnace for 58 deg and my wave on low at night. Furnace rarely turns on. This is when temperature is in the 20's.. Vent over the bed is cracked about 1/4 in... kitchen window cracked <>1/4 in. Camper is not perfectly sealed either even though it is a Bigfoot.
Jim
