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I wonder if some quilted blankets with velcro to the soft sides would help as insulation? RE: Beer... So then with an outside temperature of 32 deg. how many BTU's would be needed to get a pint of Guiness up to room, err I mean, camper temperature for proper consumption? :-) BTW, I ordered a...

Well, upon waking up this morning I'm back to "Simple is Better" so going to pass on the heater core/exchanger. Pods- thanks, your point about disconnect, et all, made me realise it'll be too much hassle. GR- yes, a warm jacket seem to be a pretty low tech solution but I'll have to do some...

Well, the dog isn't responding favorably to any furnace lighting training so I'll scrap that idea. She also doesn't seem to like the idea of a doggie treadmill with generator to charge up the battery! I guess when we're on the road it's her vacation, too. :-) Pods8 - thanks for the...

fish more... hey, you bet I thought of that since I heat our entire house with a pellet stove vented with pipe that only needs 1" clearance through the wall. However, I'd like to be able to sleep at night in the camper and that would never happen with a wood burner in there. Plus who's...

Thanks for the replies and links. Simple is good... That was a major reason for going with an Eagle Shell. This is meant to be a step up from 25 years of tent camping but still maintain simplicity. However, the list seems to be growing each day... solar power system, a/c, furnace/heater...

Hi HS, Thanks for the "Welcome". WTW has been such a great discovery... so many interesting people sharing their time and expertise. That's a great idea to seal between windows. An insulated box with a 12v fan could be all that's needed and wouldn't be too costly to try out. I agree that...

Has anyone ever toyed with the idea of connecting a duct/flexible hose from the truck's heating duct into the camper? I recently picked up a used Four Wheel Eagle Shell to put on a Toyota Tacoma, ran into 26 degree cold and thought how nice it would be to have some heat going into the camper...