I have one of the Cioleman heaters and they are great. If I had to pick a fault it would be that you cannot use them when the internal battery is on charge, so make sure the battery is charged all the time. I connect up to my solar panel and that keeps the battery topped up at all times. Camping with wife and 3 kids and sometimes their friends >, the battery runs down pretty quick.
Darren
Have you had a go at plumbing this into your tank yet?
Am keen to know how/what you have done or thought about how it might work the best?
Cheers, rhet
Originally Posted by ch00k555
I have one of the Cioleman heaters and they are great. If I had to pick a fault it would be that you cannot use them when the internal battery is on charge, so make sure the battery is charged all the time. I connect up to my solar panel and that keeps the battery topped up at all times. Camping with wife and 3 kids and sometimes their friends >
Hi Mate,
What size/make of panel have you got, and how much did it cost?
Hope you don't mind me asking...
Thanks,
Mike
bought one on thursday ..
couple of phone calls ...
10 % off price
$256 .50
thank u very much ...
"the one who must be obeyed" is going to be a HAPPY caravaner ...
"whats the time"
2iar
Brought it many years ago at a garage sale. It's a large one, can't give you it's specifications and capabilities at the moment(at work). Came with an inverter, Battery(didn't last long), Charge indicator box, all for $200.
I have the same unit and cant fault it; Yet.
cheers btsah
Hey guys,
I havn't attempted to plumb it into the boat yet. Im having enough trouble with all the other pumps and everything in the boat!
Will keep you posted as I get it worked out.
Regards
Darren
somervillebm
bruce
the water is that hot u cann't hold your hand under.
certainly hot enough for tea ...
i know of one that went back for that reason, was in the control ..
hope this helps...
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