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Tim wrote:
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 Yep. And they are the size of a NYC phone book. Electric is the only option for me. |
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