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The best heat source for drying is electric. When burning propane the
exhaust side of the heater will be very humid. If the heater is with in the heated environment you have a humidity problem. Diesel may have the same problem. "bligh" wrote in message ... Hi, I searched for a while but found no cost comparisons. I'm looking at the Force 10 6k btu model for an uninsulated 23' fiberglass boat of approx 900cf. It comes in two different models. Is gas cheaper than diesel in terms of operating costs? Also, many people said neither fuel will dry the boat out. I don't quite understand how something can produce heat and not dry things out but I'm sure anything's possible these days. I'm thinking of a long trip in daily drizzle. Thanks for your time and smooth sailing everyone. |
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