This is one thing holding me back. I want to put it on a tire table, and then route into the lower bed. But then how will the heat get to the “upstairs”
My only idea was to make a PVC tube vent and cut a small hole in the floor of one of the panels. I didnt want that to be permanent, but I suppose the vent hole could be plugged and covered when its not winter. I also do not want any tubing going through the windows.
I may act on this plan soon, but i am also redoing my dual battery setup, and the cold and wiring has me deferring the project
why not just leave one of the panels out and I believe someone on here shortened one of the panels by 2 inches to allow for a silt to allow the air to pass through… I remember seeing a picture of that floating around somewhere
Here is my latest creation. Using Kayak deck plates and a couple of 3D designed/printed parts. I bet using this could work great on the lower flip out camper door too.
I carry two lids. One just seals things up when not in use. The other has the heater duct attachment built in.
I love what @keeganbuilds posted and this is the route I’ll be going with… will be mounting that in the area circled in red and I’ve already measured it so that when the panel is flipped up, it does not hit the Awning bag
He isn’t on this forum yet but I’ve been trying to convince Ben, the owner of Yona Adventure Gear to get on here and sell them as he already makes this attachment and I posted a picture of that in the other heater thread I believe…… the port that I will be installing is a Yona product
the idea on mine is that in the summer time I turn my fan on and it pulls cool air through the whole tent. and since I incorporated a screen no bugs get in too.
For the sleek look, absolutely go with @keeganbuilds ‘s design…. I happen to like the chunky look and I’m more of a set it and forget it kind of person
Absolutely!.. I’m loving all the different ideas and perspectives on how to do this… I actually even had an idea the other day but this is 10000000x times above my abilities where we could take out the end plate on the lower frame (V2) and plug that with an adapter attachment for the hose in the D shape of the frame and then perhaps install a vent at one or two points along its length and that’ll give it “central heat” but I’m not sure how that would impact strength and integrity but maybe not that much as there are already two access holes on the outside edge for the clamps ( I already have those sealed up with plugs)… warranty would be fukked though
