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Larry wrote:
Al Thomason wrote in : For heating water though One wonders why we don't see the obvious solution to this hot water problem more often....for free..... http://tinyurl.com/sxuql Australia has lots of water bladder websites. I suppose the simplest solution is too simple for us Americans used to advanced technology they don't have on the Outback. http://www.fabricsolutions.com.au/liquid_bladders.htm We are sold these rugged inflatable dingys and rafts made of nylon materials that can easily withstand more pressure than your 12V water pump can generate. So why can't we have a 6 gallon, flat black little bladder that hangs off the stern with two black hoses, inlet bottom and outlet top that pumps itself up and sits there in the FREE sunshine, saving gallons of fuel by getting so hot you can't hold your hand on it all day?? Well, maybe in Georgia it will work, us Europeans will get luke warm water for 99% of the time. Oops, I mean -- it will stay *COLD* ! Admittedly, it is 30 degrees Celsius right now where I am typing this, but that's not what we usually get. And with this steaming tropical weather, hot water is not high on our priority list :-) -- Kees |
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