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Forum: General Discussion Forum

09-19-2016, 07:48 PM

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What Choices Are There For No-Propane Class B's?

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Posted By B Eventually

For awhile, we used a couple of electric...

For awhile, we used a couple of electric rugs/mats (Warmly Yours brand) in our house. They worked well. They had two temperature settings and used between 1-300 watts. Sounds like Mojoman's rubber...

Forum: General Discussion Forum

09-18-2016, 07:37 PM

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What Choices Are There For No-Propane Class B's?

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Posted By B Eventually

I think the biggest reason (for me at least)...

I think the biggest reason (for me at least) would be if I was converting the van myself. I agree that it wouldn't make a lot of sense for a manufacturer to go that route.

Forum: General Discussion Forum

09-18-2016, 07:34 PM

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What Choices Are There For No-Propane Class B's?

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Posted By B Eventually

That's why I said it might work for some tourers....

That's why I said it might work for some tourers. Constant traveling also matches our personal typical travel style too, so an all electric promaster/Transit B would work for us if the family could...

Forum: General Discussion Forum

09-18-2016, 06:56 PM

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What Choices Are There For No-Propane Class B's?

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Posted By B Eventually

Right, my point was that heating water with...

Right, my point was that heating water with batteries/inverter isn't necessarily an issue for all electric rigs. I mentioned Davydd's Alvar for the insulation and battery bank which would be more...

Forum: General Discussion Forum

09-18-2016, 04:43 PM

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What Choices Are There For No-Propane Class B's?

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Posted By B Eventually

Any inverter big enough to power AC wouldn't have...

Any inverter big enough to power AC wouldn't have trouble with an on demand water heater like the Truma Combi (850W & 1700W modes). With B's Fresh and Gray limitations, taking a brief shower off...

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