pcoplin wrote:
bigfootford wrote:
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
That is excellent information. Unfortunately on those real cold nights (20s) I need the furmnace to supply heat to the tanks (weather package). Or I'll have to go sans fresh water use.
What do you do in that situation?
I found with my camper, there was a fine line before the wave 3 could not keep up and the furnace would kick in. As soon as the furnace kicks in, the air that it's recirculating into the basement area is already warm from the wave 3.
