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![]() He suggested that I pick up a car/truck heater and plumb it into the hot water heater system. It would provide heat while we're under way and allow us to go below and warm up once in a while. That's what small power boats have. If you can find a stove you can live with, there is an old trick for heating when at the dock. Put stove on low heat, invert a traditional terra cotta ceramic plant pot and put it over the burner. It will heat up and radiate nicely. Henry. |
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