Came acorss thought it might be neat for a remote cabin etc what do you guys think?
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Portable Tankless Water Heater = Cool?
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Portable Tankless Water Heater = Cool?
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That is an interesting niche product and the price is good. Propane powered so you really could cram it into a small cabin. I must be to much of a nerd though as I compare this to a solar water heater panel system that wouldn't require propane tanks. Though assuredly the cost of water heated panels is MUCH more.
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Looks like a neat unit.
I have had experience with camp showers in the past. Coleman used to offer a pump that ran off of 4 D cells and it provided pretty decent water pressure. You had to heat up your own water, but 4 gallons of water gave you a decent shower, even if you like to lollygag:D
The last one I experienced was a Zodi (like these http://www.zodi.com/web-content/ ). Nicer setup, more user friendly.
I have also seen one that you lay in some hot coals (like a coil) and it heats up your water that way, similar to how instant on ones work. I forget how it pumped water... but was a neat idea!
Of course the one you listed is good for a cabin.73
later,
ZA
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beat you to death with it because it is empty.
The faster you finish the fight, the less shot you will get.
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I have had experience with the residential gas powered tankless POU water heaters in europe, they are very effecient and I wanted to install them in my home but they were not available. A few years back I came across a guy at a horse camp that had salvaged one from somewhere and hooked it up on his flatbed with a 12V water pump a 50 gallon water drum and a propane tank. Lots of hot water! These residential units are on the market now but still an expensive inital investment.The road to serfdom is paved with free electric golf carts.
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