FIGHTING FRIGID TEMPS WHILE WINTER CAMPING - WOOD HEAT VS DIESEL AIR HEAT!! (THE EXPERIMENT)
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- Опубліковано 9 гру 2023
- In this video I take to the remote wilderness in Labrador and set up my winter tent. Starting with wood heat, I then shift to Diesel Air Heat and test to see if it can keep my dogs and I warm throughout the frigid Canadian Winter night.
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Great idea for keeping the gloves warm. Thanks!
I regularly install and repair the legit German heaters (Espar and Webasto) at my job. I wouldn’t be comfortable with any part of the exhaust inside the tent. Leave the heater outside. If you want the efficiency of the pre-heated air from inside the tent run a separate 3” intake hose from inside the tent out to the heater air intake. The small intake hose is for the combustion air, not the heated air, it can also stay outside. Plus this would move the fuel pump farther away and less noticeable. I would also open the cabinet and make sure the pump is rubber isolated, if not that could be where the extra noise is coming from. Thanks for making the video!
Thanks Chuck always enjoy your videos, inspires me to make more of them myself! Keep them coming.
Awesome and happy birthday Willow
Your dogs are lovely!
Very enjoyable vid.
Great video Chuck! You surely know how to put us in the moment! Love being outside in the woods, so peaceful! Well done with your portable heater experiment!
Chuck, the small black air intake pipe that you mention is for the combustion air. Ideally that would be outside so it doesn't use up the air inside the tent and then shoot it out the exhaust. It uses very little so I wouldn't worry about it. The heater pulls air from the back of the unit, pushes across the heat exchanger where the combustion is, then blows it out the 3" pipe. So having it inside definitely makes it more efficient that way as its heating the already warmer air. I personally like having mine outside, so I have a second 3" return pipe that I attach to the back of the unit and run inside the tent to pull the warmed air through. Makes a huge difference than just having it warming the outside air like you did in your previous video. Mine works very well to about -25C, but starts to struggle any colder than that.
Oh boy oh boy I wanted to try this for such a long time cant wait to watch this !!
The diesel Vevor has two modes. Thermostat is one. The other is continuous combustion, where you can dial in the amount of heat. In combustion mode, the fire never goes out, uses very little electricity. In thermostat mode, the igniter has to get red hot which uses a lot of electricity. Combustion mode uses one tenth of the battery as the thermostat mode.
Great video buddy thanks for the shout out my friend I appreciate it
Another beauty video Chuck, thoroughly enjoyed it as always.
Happy Birthday Big Butt! 😂❤ we love you Willow! You too, Aspen! 😊
Another great video we only got a dust of snow cal is waiting for some lol
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Great video. Hello from Corner Brook, NL.
Awesome!!
Omg chuck you hove to take me with you on your next trip pls this looks so fun
Enjoyable watch Chuck!❤
Awesome video, Mr. Porter enjoyed very much.