My dad just got one at Reeds in Onamia last week.

Last year I was out both weekends in the -40 and had issues the first weekend so we brought USB heating pads and ran a Milwaukee battery with USB under moving blankets and it worked great. This year I bought the aluminum propane box from Smokey Hills so I am hoping I wont need the blanket with the heating pads.

Makes sense now, they didnt have pictures when I posted this. I got a little too excited.

I have not heard of this brand before but I am interested in a different furnace for my next build. I am a little concerned that the highest BTU is 11,500 BTU when the one in my current house is 35,000. I am going to do some more research but it does state that they are made for a larger camper. I like that it has the 3 operating levels and the high air flow for quick heating along with the size of it is awesome.

For most of these locations there may only be one tower covering the area and that tower with a busy weekend can become over loaded with users on the data side of things. Think of water line being big enough for a house and then 30 people come camp in your yard and want water service, more people slows it way down.

I have gone through a lot of inverters over thr years in work trucks just running the laptop. I have not purchased the pure sine because of price but if you are inly using for the tv you might want to look at a 12v tv. I am 100% 12v in fish house except for the microwave and charger and I can go days without running generator.

Awesome thank you.