[Rhodes22-list] coleman heater

[cjlowe at sssnet.com]

I'm running into the same problem. Tuesday and Wednesday next week are
supposed to be in the 60's,with  the night in the low 40's. This summer I
bought a small 12 volt heater at a yard sale for a dollar. I'm going to
put a thermostat in the positive wire to the power socket that will power
the heater. I have a 6-7 year old battery that I used for trolling,that I
will use to power the heater.If the heater drains the old battery before
morning,I'll still have the house battery to warm up the cabin in the
morning . I'll let you know Thursday how it worked.
Jerry Lowe
S/V Country Rhodes











> Ok, so I am trying to put off taking my boat out of the water however it
> did
> get a bit nippy sleeping on the boat last week.  I am considering a
> coleman
> portable heater that connects to a propane tank.  I notice they make
> several
> different styles.  Has anyone had experience with the coleman heaters or
> recomend anything else?
>
> http://www.coleman.com/coleman/colemancom/detail.asp?product_id=5053A751&categoryid=3000&brand=
>
> Chris Cowie
> R22 2009 Opus HHN
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