Occasional Winter Camping??
I'm newer to truck camping so bear with me. I have a Palomino HS-8801, certainly not designed for winter camping but WHAT IF...I wanted to take it up to the ski resort for a night (or wherever). I'm a...
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pianotuna wrote:
Let me be more descriptive.
-25 day time high during a four day blizzard in the city of Calgary
Four burner stove with each burner turned down as far as possible.
nothing flammable within 2 feet of the stove
A Kipor 2800 generator was used for 5 hours (3 in the evening and 2 in the morning) and furnace run during that time.
A heating pad run by a MSW 200 watt inverter with copious blankets.
I was at a convention during the day from 8 am until 8 pm. The stove burners were not run when I was inside the RV. The furnace was set as low as possible when I was not "home".
I will not sleep with a generator running.
thats old time thinking there, works even better if you put terricotta pots upside down over the burner.
I would not recomed any one use a open flame for heat in the camper with out a window cracked and never while you sleep. and like any other type once you have to crack a window and vent or what ever your kinda defeating the purpose.
Steve
