Portable hot water

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zeehag

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Mar 26, 2009
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1976 formosa 41 yankee clipper santa barbara. ca.(not there)
good for marina use--will last until the tanks are empty......just a thought... but could well be good for docked boats.....
 
Mar 20, 2012
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Cal 34-III, MacGregor 25 Salem, Oregon
I have one of those units...... life is just a better place when you have instant hot water.
although I havent used it on the boat, it will work anywhere.
I carry it in my camp trailer and anywhere you have a water source, you have a shower.
I set it up and use an RV water pump to suck water out of the creek.... push it thru the unit and I have instant, on demand hot water.
the temp of the water is adjusted by the amount of flame you have burning so you dont need a mixing valve.... its a great unit.
 
Feb 26, 2004
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Catalina 34 224 Maple Bay, BC, Canada
I've read the manual. Not sure if it would work with the green bottles. Anybody know if it will. We only have CNG, no gray propane bottles. Doesn't look like it from the manual.
 
Mar 20, 2012
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Cal 34-III, MacGregor 25 Salem, Oregon
I've read the manual. Not sure if it would work with the green bottles. Anybody know if it will. We only have CNG, no gray propane bottles. Doesn't look like it from the manual.
it will with an adaptor. the existing hose fitting will only connect to a standard propane valve.
as for using natural gas vs. propane, the company that makes the unit offers different orifices as needed to adjust for a different type of fuel.... it comes set up for propane....
 
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