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On Aug 12, 7:02*pm, D wrote:
Tim wrote: On Aug 11, 10:01 pm, wrote: On Tue, 11 Aug 2009 19:00:17 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch wrote: End of summer with no real trips so we are gonna go up to NC to Deep Creek near Boone for some whitewater tubing. *Camper is still about two weeks from completion so will be using the tent (this is tent #4 and is almost worn out). My wife is taking me to California and I hear the water in Tahoe is pretty cold. I don't plan on jumping in anyway. I experienced some cold water this evening. the water heater in the garage quit last week so until I get a new heating element, after work showers are a bit nippy. I bought one of those tankless water heaters and still have it in the box. *It's tiny and mounts on the wall so I will gain some space in the garage. *My conventional unit is 12 years old and could die any day. The problem is the wiring. *I have to get a nice, non-union, electrician to run some fat wires about 15 feet to run it. *I don't mess with anything above 120V. a contributor here in reek.boats and I were talking about those a few days ago. His is operated with gas, though. I'm investigating the on-demand heaters though. sounds better than cooking water 24/7 |
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