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Mr. Heater Big Buddy Indoor/Outdoor Propane Heater

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Just bought a used 2002 Coleman Niagara Elite pop up. Looks like new. It had most all options I would ever want. I never paid attention to the gas furnace, that were not a part of the options. Anyone out there tried the Mr. Heater Big Buddy Indoor/Outdoor Propane Heater — 18,000 BTU in a pop up and that did not worry about CO2 death?
The manatees of Halls river Homosassa Springs Fl

1985 Chevy Silverado c10. 454 stroker / 495 CI = 675 HP. 650lb of torque. Turb0 400 tranny. 3000 stall converter. Aluminum heads. 3 inch exhaust flowmasters. 2 inch headers. Heat and air. Tubed.
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2oldman
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I have one.. puts out a whopping amount of heat with no CO worries.
"If I'm wearing long pants, I'm too far north" - 2oldman

GNO22
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Explorer
I dont know offhand the specs of the furnace in our camper, but our pup is a little smaller. Nonetheless, there is a carbon monoxide detector on the inside. Yours should have one too. You can locate it in the manual (or online) and test it similar to a standard smoke detector. You could buy an after market one as well, but I'll bet my dollar that you already have one.

kerrlakeRoo
Explorer
Explorer
Look into the Camco Olympian wave heaters, safer units from what I have read and use less propane too.
3000 btu unit is listed as suitable for 130 sqft, I know canvas sides lose a lot, but a 6000 may well be enough.