TC Furnace & Basement Ducting Questions
I do a lot of shoulder season and winter camping in my 2014 Northern Light 9-6, and want to address (2) perceived issues with my current heating system. Before I make changes, I wanted some feedback f...
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RKB wrote:
sonuvabug: I should have clarified that I do not have shore power 98% of the time I am camping.
Thanks All, Roger
If you are running the built in propane furnace 98% for inside heat the internal ducts are designed to help keep things from freezing.
I kind of figure that with the way the Northern Light is built, if I have the living space comfortable temperature the rest of the unit ought to be ok temperature.
I always wonder when I have shore power I get out a ceramic space heater which provides no forced air into the basement or valve areas.
(I have a 2014 NL 9.6SE)
- Mark0.
