"Bryan B" wrote in message
...
We use both 12 and 24 systems.


Just out of curiosity, who is "we" ?

Rod

On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 13:09:01 GMT, Brian Whatcott
wrote:

I knew what Larry intended: why didn't you?

Brian W

Now I can stop shaking my head and wiping my glasses....(c;

On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 13:09:01 GMT, Brian Whatcott
wrote:

I knew what Larry intended: why didn't you?

Brian W

Now I can stop shaking my head and wiping my glasses....(c;

hi
stuff made for trucks here in the uk are 24v..


"misia" wrote in message
ail.from.there...
On my new boat I will have a powerfull 24VDC battery bank charged by a
diesel generator and auxiliary sources.

I did a bit of search but couldn't find much- are there any 24 VDC
appliances such as cooker/oven, fridge, AC and water heater you could
recommend?

I know I can run standard items through power inverter but I would
prefer not to do it for the sake of reliability/efficiency/cost. I want
to go totally electric (no gas)

Regards Mi

hi
stuff made for trucks here in the uk are 24v..


"misia" wrote in message
ail.from.there...
On my new boat I will have a powerfull 24VDC battery bank charged by a
diesel generator and auxiliary sources.

I did a bit of search but couldn't find much- are there any 24 VDC
appliances such as cooker/oven, fridge, AC and water heater you could
recommend?

I know I can run standard items through power inverter but I would
prefer not to do it for the sake of reliability/efficiency/cost. I want
to go totally electric (no gas)

Regards Mi

Rod McInnis wrote:

the old Volkswagon Beetles used a heat exchanger off the exhaust manifolds
to heat the car! It was actually pretty nice on cold mornings, as the
heater worked almost instantly after starting the car.

Woah! I had one of those Beetles way back then. It leaked CO so bad it nearly
killed me. I would worry about any heating system that utilizes a heat
exchanger off the exhaust manifolds.

Larry Weiss
"...Ever After!"
"a little after..."

Rod McInnis wrote:

the old Volkswagon Beetles used a heat exchanger off the exhaust manifolds
to heat the car! It was actually pretty nice on cold mornings, as the
heater worked almost instantly after starting the car.

Woah! I had one of those Beetles way back then. It leaked CO so bad it nearly
killed me. I would worry about any heating system that utilizes a heat
exchanger off the exhaust manifolds.

Larry Weiss
"...Ever After!"
"a little after..."

If you recall the heritage of the Volkswagon, it's no surprise it tried to
gas you.

-W


"Larry Weiss" wrote in message
...

Woah! I had one of those Beetles way back then. It leaked CO so bad it
nearly
killed me. I would worry about any heating system that utilizes a heat
exchanger off the exhaust manifolds.

Larry Weiss
"...Ever After!"
"a little after..."

If you recall the heritage of the Volkswagon, it's no surprise it tried to
gas you.

-W


"Larry Weiss" wrote in message
...

Woah! I had one of those Beetles way back then. It leaked CO so bad it
nearly
killed me. I would worry about any heating system that utilizes a heat
exchanger off the exhaust manifolds.

Larry Weiss
"...Ever After!"
"a little after..."

Clams Canino wrote:

If you recall the heritage of the Volkswagon, it's no surprise it tried to
gas you.

-W


"Larry Weiss" wrote in message
...

Woah! I had one of those Beetles way back then. It leaked CO so bad it
nearly
killed me. I would worry about any heating system that utilizes a heat
exchanger off the exhaust manifolds.

Larry Weiss
"...Ever After!"
"a little after..."





I have a vague memory of my Model 411 (well, something like that)
burning raw gasoline to make heat. But perhaps my memory is playing me
tricks.



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