Diesel heater suggestion

[svivian]

I'm just using the pipes it came with. I did buy an intake pipe so I could pull from air inside the tent thinking it would be more efficient intaking already warmed air but after testing it I don't think it'll be necessary.


If this thing works as intended I'll be super happy. I just had it plugged into a tiny NinjaBatt similar to a Jackery but way smaller and it pulled 13w to 25w the whole time but unfortunately didn't watch it on startup.

I just did 9 days archery hunting with mine out of a Kodiak 10x14 flexbow. Only used it for morning and nights to get changed and relax. Best purchase I’ve made in a while. The remote is so nice not having to get out of my bag to turn on some heat.

 

[GoatPackr]

I did have one incident last season. I happened to have a CO monitor on the shelf in my trailer from when I used propane. One evening it started going off. I was a little confused but opened the doors anyway. On further investigation I found the heater was push exhaust out and what little air movement outside was bringing it right back to the heater intake and pushing it into my trailer. I ended up pointing the exhaust pipe straight into the air so no matter where the wind came from the hot exhaust was pushing up high and not circling right back

 

[HairyScandinavian]

I just did 9 days archery hunting with mine out of a Kodiak 10x14 flexbow. Only used it for morning and nights to get changed and relax. Best purchase I’ve made in a while. The remote is so nice not having to get out of my bag to turn on some heat.

This will be in my 10x14 flexbow also. Did you just zip the heat hose into the doors or did you put in a stove jack of some sort? I still have time before our hunt so thinking about it...

I did have one incident last season. I happened to have a CO monitor on the shelf in my trailer from when I used propane. One evening it started going off. I was a little confused but opened the doors anyway. On further investigation I found the heater was push exhaust out and what little air movement outside was bringing it right back to the heater intake and pushing it into my trailer. I ended up pointing the exhaust pipe straight into the air so no matter where the wind came from the hot exhaust was pushing up high and not circling right back

This is one of the reasons I wanted to use the intake hose, wind can blow the exhaust back into the intake otherwise. Also thought about making a fancy wooden crate with flip doors and such to direct airflow.

 

[svivian]

This will be in my 10x14 flexbow also. Did you just zip the heat hose into the doors or did you put in a stove jack of some sort? I still have time before our hunt so thinking about it...

This is one of the reasons I wanted to use the intake hose, wind can blow the exhaust back into the intake otherwise. Also thought about making a fancy wooden crate with flip doors and such to direct airflow.

I just ran the intake through the back door. Never burned the canvas but I also just ran it on low. It would cook you out of the tent if it was any higher.