I got my new gas light.
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โNov-15-2020 02:02 PM
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โNov-15-2020 05:19 PM
Nice Specta...
400 watts solar mounted/200 watts portable
500ah Lifep04
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โNov-15-2020 05:18 PM
Kayteg1 wrote:specta wrote:Kayteg1 wrote:
Yes, but they produce lot of CO2, who will kill you as well.
With LED lights simply sipping electricity, why so much hassle?
Are you trying to kill yourself Specta?
Guns, power tools and all kinds of stuff will kill you if they're not properly used.
so why did you dodge 1st question?
I didn't "dodge" anything.
For me its just not a concern.
However, I would not recommend you getting one.
1996 Jayco 376FB Eagle Series TT
1997 Jayco 246FB Eagle Series TT
1976 Ford F-250 4wd Mercury Marauder 410 - 4V
Regular cabs. The best looking trucks.
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โNov-15-2020 05:17 PM
I bought this truck and camper back in 2005.
The camper is a 1963 Gold Coast 49er.
The arrow is pointing to the gas light that was installed by the camper manufacture.
The globe was already broken when I got the camper.
I bought the truck to tow my 1969 Excel TT.
I liked the idea of having a light that did not require electricity so I bought a new globe for it and installed it on the trailer above the kitchen sink.
I tapped into the propane line for the fridge.
Then I ran to copper tubing thru the cabinets to the gas light.
I liked it soo much I installed a second one. :B
This time I tapped into the main LP line under the trailer.
I ran the tubing along the frame and up thru the floor.
Then thru the wall to the bathroom.
The trailer had a radiant heat furnace that didn't supply heat to the bathroom, the gas light provided light and heat for the bathroom. It worked excellent.
I'd get up in the morning, crack open the jalousie window and light the light. Within 10-15 minutes the bathroom was toasty warm.
I used those gas lights for over 5 years and I'm still here.
On cool fall nights it will keep the camper warm without running the furnace or needing and power to run an electric heater.
i'm looking forward to having another one in my camper.
1996 Jayco 376FB Eagle Series TT
1997 Jayco 246FB Eagle Series TT
1976 Ford F-250 4wd Mercury Marauder 410 - 4V
Regular cabs. The best looking trucks.
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โNov-15-2020 05:04 PM
specta wrote:Kayteg1 wrote:
Yes, but they produce lot of CO2, who will kill you as well.
With LED lights simply sipping electricity, why so much hassle?
Are you trying to kill yourself Specta?
Guns, power tools and all kinds of stuff will kill you if they're not properly used.
so why did you dodge 1st question?
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โNov-15-2020 04:46 PM
Kayteg1 wrote:
Yes, but they produce lot of CO2, who will kill you as well.
With LED lights simply sipping electricity, why so much hassle?
Are you trying to kill yourself Specta?
Guns, power tools and all kinds of stuff will kill you if they're not properly used.
1996 Jayco 376FB Eagle Series TT
1997 Jayco 246FB Eagle Series TT
1976 Ford F-250 4wd Mercury Marauder 410 - 4V
Regular cabs. The best looking trucks.
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โNov-15-2020 04:45 PM
NRALIFR wrote:
Ambiance. Nostalgia. I seriously doubt there was even a thought given to avoiding LEDโs.
Use it per instructions and itโs safe.
If you donโt get it, itโs no big deal.
:):)
You are correct.
1996 Jayco 376FB Eagle Series TT
1997 Jayco 246FB Eagle Series TT
1976 Ford F-250 4wd Mercury Marauder 410 - 4V
Regular cabs. The best looking trucks.
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โNov-15-2020 04:15 PM
jimh425 wrote:
Have fun. I guess Iโm surprised that it designed to be used indoor. Must be similar to catalytic heaters that donโt produce CO.
Yes, but they produce lot of CO2, who will kill you as well.
With LED lights simply sipping electricity, why so much hassle?
Are you trying to kill yourself Specta?
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โNov-15-2020 04:02 PM
:):)
And for all you Scooby-Doo and Yosemite Sam typesโฆโฆโฆ..Letโs Go Brandon!!!
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โNov-15-2020 03:56 PM
https://gas-lights.com/pdf/humphrey-gas-light-manual.pdf
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โNov-15-2020 03:23 PM
Use it per instructions and itโs safe.
If you donโt get it, itโs no big deal.
:):)
And for all you Scooby-Doo and Yosemite Sam typesโฆโฆโฆ..Letโs Go Brandon!!!
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โNov-15-2020 02:31 PM
There must be some reason I just don't understand.
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โNov-15-2020 02:29 PM
'10 Ford F-450, 6.4, 4.30, 4x4, 14,500 GVWR, '06 Host Rainer 950 DS, Torklift Talon tiedowns, Glow Steps, and Fastguns. Bilstein 4600s, Firestone Bags, Toyo M655 Gs, Curt front hitch, Energy Suspension bump stops.
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โNov-15-2020 02:25 PM