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Mon, 25 February 2019 17:32

Advanced Concept Ener

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I was going to install a small propane water heater tied into the engine heating system. They make small fan coil units for boats that you can put around the coach for heat using plastic pipe. Since they are dc you can put a rheostat on them to adjust speed. The pump is the only thing that needs any real power but you are careful with the piping you may get a fair amount of natural circulation. I really never investigated the pump but a small circulator would do. Another project that never made it off the drawing board.

Jon Darcy ACES
646-464-3123

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		[GMCnet] In search of a Furnace Good on Power By: Advanced Concept Ener on Mon, 25 February 2019 17:32
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