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    If you read my post a few weeks ago where I camped out overnight, you might remember that I mentioned that the windchill made it feel like -30. The big buddy heater just managed to keep the hut warm but there was condensation on the walls and the underside of my cot.

    Since I want to do more overnighters I decided to pick up a Chinese diesel heater and a 100 amp hour lithium battery. I also picked up some spare parts… just in case.

    Everything is supposed to show up by Friday so maybe I’ll get out this weekend.
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    Haven't seen them run except on YouTube but I do know a few people who have them and they seem to work very well.

    I have looked into them but very unsure of using it in a tent.

    What size structure will you have it in?

    Send some pics when you set it up
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    Quote Originally Posted by greatwhite View Post
    Haven't seen them run except on YouTube but I do know a few people who have them and they seem to work very well.

    I have looked into them but very unsure of using it in a tent.

    What size structure will you have it in?

    Send some pics when you set it up
    I have an Eskimo 650 pop-up hut. It’s insulated and is about 13’ in diameter. It won’t take much to heat it imo.
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    My new heater arrived and the first thing that I did was to replace the fuel lines and installed an inline fuel filter. The instructions were crap but thanks to YouTube I was able to figure things out. I’ve only tested it out on the back deck but it seems to work well. I hope to take it out ice camping before the fishing season closes. Cheers!
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    Interesting project Sam-keep us posted.

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    I would like to see some pics when you set it up to heat your popup.
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