http://www.wallas.fi/index_eng.php?group=2&type=2&ID=1

For a small sailboat this is a good choice if you want to minimize
current consumption. We have one in our Maxi 77, and with a small solar
panel to charge our battery we can in practice run it as much as we
want without worrying.

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Ole,

What do they cost [in US$], please ?

Thank you.




Ole-Hjalmar Kristensen wrote:

http://www.wallas.fi/index_eng.php?group=2&type=2&ID=1

For a small sailboat this is a good choice if you want to minimize
current consumption. We have one in our Maxi 77, and with a small solar
panel to charge our battery we can in practice run it as much as we
want without worrying.




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A quick search of some shops here indicates that the cost is
approximately 1300$ these days. I don't know of the availability of
Walls products outside scandinavia, though.

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Just another note: this particular model runs on kerosene, not diesel.

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oh, oh. This is usually an indication that the unit has small, easily plugged
up holes in its burner.

Just another note: this particular model runs on kerosene, not diesel.

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What kind of holes are you talking about? This is a pot burner.

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so, why kero? fuel oil is cheaper and more readily available. also has
slightly more heat capacity.

What kind of holes are you talking about? This is a pot burner.

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"J" == JAXAshby writes:

J so, why kero? fuel oil is cheaper and more readily available. also has
J slightly more heat capacity.

What kind of holes are you talking about? This is a pot burner.

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Don't know, possibly the intended market, which is small sailboats,
often without a diesel engine. If you are really interested, you can
always ask the maker,

http://www.wallas.fi


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