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Hi Folks,
Here in Reno we are still driving our Gvans even when the morning
temps are in the single digits. They have a diesel fuel heater and
flooded NiCads. I notice little degradation in range. I think a fuel
burning heater is the way to go, I may investigate bio-diesel in the
future, as I only go through a couple 7 gallon tanks in a winter. Bill

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William Brinsmead wrote:
> Here in Reno we are still driving our Gvans even when the morning
> temps are in the single digits. They have a diesel fuel heater and
> flooded NiCads. I notice little degradation in range. I think a fuel
> burning heater is the way to go, I may investigate bio-diesel in the
> future, as I only go through a couple 7 gallon tanks in a winter.

If anyone is interested, I still have the Stewart-Warner "South Wind"
gasoline heater that came in my Comuta-Van. It worked and put out *lots*
of heat, but I didn't like the idea of burning gasoline in my EV.
Contact me off-list if you're interested.

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