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Diesel heater setup in my 2019 Silverado! Best heat source for winter truck camping? 

Outside605
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I recently installed a Chinese diesel heater in the bed of my 2019 Silverado. This video walks you through the install and explains the functions of the heater.
For those asking, here is a link to the specific 2KW diesel heater that I installed:
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@nelsondejesus5123
@nelsondejesus5123 Год назад
Dude I like that suppressor box for the fuel pump, everyone says that the noise is the only downside to the heaters. I'm going to install one of these and I'm going to get that type of box. Thanks for the tip. Good luck with your channel
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
Thank you!!
@leonzios10
@leonzios10 11 месяцев назад
I have several of these heaters. The older ones with the metal body just don't die. The ones you get from ebay or amazon with the plastic bodies nowadays typically last a few years. The diesel pump and the internal fan motor are the only problems I've had so far. The pump for some reason just quits and you don't get the proper dosage causing it to try and start but it won't. The internal motor to drive the fan blades is a brushed motor. The brushes wear down eventually and its much easier and cheaper to just replace the motor than the brushes. You will hear a whining sound when it starts to go and the force of the fan starts dying down. From what I remember both conditions cause an error code. Much love from NW Ontario Canada
@Outside605
@Outside605 8 месяцев назад
So far so good. This one is 3+ years of being used and not an issue. If it dies at this point, it's cheap enough to just replace.
@arnoldschmidt2753
@arnoldschmidt2753 Год назад
You did an awesome job with your video.
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
Thank you so much!
@waterandlandadventures4319
@waterandlandadventures4319 2 года назад
Do you have the link for the plate you mounted your heater with?
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Hello, here is a link to the plate I used. Thanks for watching. www.ebay.com/itm/294028318502?hash=item4475741726:g:AoEAAOSwxqBgNGV3&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&campid=5338906919&customid=&toolid=10001&mkevt=1
@cosmicsunbeams
@cosmicsunbeams 11 месяцев назад
What fuel for my diesel heater? Will number 2 diesel work?
@Outside605
@Outside605 8 месяцев назад
I just run whatever is available at the pump. Never had an issue.
@jK-yj2tl
@jK-yj2tl 5 месяцев назад
Can you safely run the Chinese diesel heater… While you’re running down the road? Also, would you include a link to the adapter plate for the bottom of the install that you ordered? Excellent video and thank you for your time .
@bluethunder90
@bluethunder90 10 месяцев назад
I'm thinking about using one of these to heat the cab of my Toyota Tacoma, on which the heater has gone out. My question is about the power source. I don't know much about marine batteries. How would you recharge the battery the diesel heater is connected to since, in the setup shown here, the battery doesn't have an alternator to recharge it? My biggest question is, if I mount the diesel heater in the bed of my truck and run a hose to the inside of the truck to pump in the warm air, while venting the exhaust out the tail gate, how would I provide electricity to the heater?
@Prairiekidski
@Prairiekidski 4 месяца назад
Did you consider using 2*6v deep cycle for a power source? Just to have more amp hours?
@relliotk
@relliotk 2 года назад
Really appreciate the level of detail here. A lot of content gets tailored for short attention spans, but this vid gave me a good idea of if I would be interested in a similar set up and how to replicate it.
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Thanks for watching and for the kind words. Good luck with your build!
@BlueBloodCstm
@BlueBloodCstm 4 месяца назад
How long will it run off the 12v battery?
@theartofwanderlust
@theartofwanderlust Год назад
I have been using one of these for 5 years now, a 8kw unit but its in a RV. I live in it full time, including Canadian winters. the only thing that wore out was the pump, $28 to replace. To be fair it was probably my error, at minus 40 the diesel fuel will gel burnt out the pump running dry. I now run a 1:1 ratio of kerosene and diesel in the winter, zero problems since. brilliant idea on the camera box for the pump. For the exhaust I used a marine chrome exhaust port flange from amazon, $40 super clean install
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
Good advice. Thanks for watching!
@chrishessey9733
@chrishessey9733 4 месяца назад
Where did you get that pass-through plat?
@scotttaylor9998
@scotttaylor9998 Год назад
Great Video. I have been considering a Diesel heater for my truck, but I live at 7,000 ft in Colorado. I have been researching how well these heaters work at altitude, but even the expensive heaters say they work up to around 8,500 ft. which isn't much higher than where I live. Have you used your heater at elevations in this range and did you notice any issues?
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
I've used it to about 6-7000' but not higher. I think you can get creative with the settings to better function at high elevations but I've not done that yet. Good luck!
@jongrall
@jongrall Год назад
Great video! Really nice DIY solution you came up with. One thing... I recommend you get a carbon monoxide detector to install in your cab just for safety in case there's a leak in the exhaust or combustion chamber.
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
Thanks for watching. There actually is a detector in there. I didn’t specifically show it, but it’s definitely there. Safe travels
@rogerdonahe9159
@rogerdonahe9159 Год назад
Great info and level of detail, thanks!
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
Glad it was helpful!
@jonathanbennett1645
@jonathanbennett1645 2 года назад
Thanks buddy good information 👍 👌 👏
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
No problem 👍
@robertberin4872
@robertberin4872 Год назад
has anyone found a spot to add it in the cab?
@brentmcmahon8188
@brentmcmahon8188 Год назад
They all use same parts and you can order any part you need and they have rebuild kits to make it new. If you can get kerosene or Jet A fuel works the best no soot build up like diesel or you can blend it 50/50 and your good wont have to take apart and clean, JetA or kerosene is the best and diesel is third choice or a blend is better then 100% diesel !
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
Good info
@steelontarget
@steelontarget Год назад
I have a 2019 Ram and was looking into this but I don't know if I want to drill a 4 inch hole on my 70k truck. I mean, my wife may not agree with it but 4 inches is significant.
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
HA! It's a painful decision to drill into a nice new truck. I keep the piece that the hole saw cuts out and when I sell/trade, I tack it back into place. It worked pretty slick. I traded this truck in about 4 months ago and it wasn't as noticeable as you'd think. Thanks for watching
@andrewinaustintx
@andrewinaustintx 2 года назад
Well done and nicely edited, just a concise presentation of your build along with a couple of gems, such as the box to muffle the fuel pump.
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Thanks for watching. I’m still trying to figure out my style with the video/editing thing so bear with me. I appreciate the kind words.
@stefjones418
@stefjones418 2 года назад
thank you,
@barrypayne421
@barrypayne421 8 месяцев назад
where can you source the mounting plate? Thanks
@Outside605
@Outside605 8 месяцев назад
Amazon or eBay. Search "diesel heater turret".
@noworriesmate5903
@noworriesmate5903 2 года назад
Let's see what you can do, subscribed
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Thank you!!
@defitruth
@defitruth 2 года назад
Can you add a link to the product to brought?
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
I added a link in the description. Thanks for watching!
@davidjondoh8671
@davidjondoh8671 2 года назад
You need to market that fuel pump noise suppressor, that is a really great idea!
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Thank you. I still feel like I can make it even quieter. That's one of my goals for this summer. We'll see what I can think up. Thanks for watching.
@Evadingmoto
@Evadingmoto 2 года назад
@@Outside605 couldn’t you just put the pump on the outside; under the truck bed.
@davecollins6113
@davecollins6113 Год назад
Link to product on EBay is toast, shud post brand and model if you can, so that people can try to locate it.
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
It's a Vevor 2KW model. It's still on ebay. My apologies for the link. Thanks for watching!
@chrismenzie7498
@chrismenzie7498 2 года назад
Very clean, great job brother
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Much appreciated
@lef1956
@lef1956 2 года назад
Good job!!!
@brentmcmahon8188
@brentmcmahon8188 Год назад
If you have a diesel truck with a 60 gal tank your good to go !
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
That would be ideal. I always have to plan for extra fuel on extended trips.
@nikolausespinola1784
@nikolausespinola1784 7 месяцев назад
So the exhaust is dumping into the cap ?
@Outside605
@Outside605 7 месяцев назад
No, the exhaust runs through the bed and out the back of the truck.
@TouchofDepth
@TouchofDepth Год назад
Those buddy heaters smell bad also
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
Truth.
@cryptofizz8326
@cryptofizz8326 Год назад
How's it holding up?
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
I've used this exact heater for 2 full winters now. I don't full time, but camp fairly regularly. It's never skipped a beat. The only "issue" I had was this past March in Laramie, Wyoming. The elevation was too much for stock fuel settings. Outside of that, it's quite the machine. Thanks for watching.
@sjeffreyw
@sjeffreyw 8 месяцев назад
Thank you for the video
@Outside605
@Outside605 8 месяцев назад
You're welcome
@brentmcmahon8188
@brentmcmahon8188 Год назад
Just turn on the fan and you won’t here it !
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
Exactly. I'm so use to it now it doesn't bother me at all.
@cynthiaduckworth531
@cynthiaduckworth531 9 месяцев назад
Awesome and thank u!
@Outside605
@Outside605 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for watching.
@blackdiamondoffthegrid8703
@blackdiamondoffthegrid8703 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for sharing!
@Outside605
@Outside605 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for watching.
@donnamount151
@donnamount151 Год назад
Foresty Forest has a good one he installed...
@berkosmansatiroglu
@berkosmansatiroglu Год назад
18:15 A heat shield is required so that no heat goes to other cables.
@Lowlitstudio
@Lowlitstudio Год назад
Great video thank you
@Outside605
@Outside605 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for watching.
@stephaniesimmons-ashorobi3314
@stephaniesimmons-ashorobi3314 2 года назад
Unique setup for the diesel heater.
@frankimperiale4470
@frankimperiale4470 Год назад
I love your setup.thank you for sharing your experience!👏🌞
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
Thanks for watching!
@brentmcmahon8188
@brentmcmahon8188 Год назад
I had a fun bunk in my 1992 3/4 ton Dodge 4x4 5.9 12 valve Cummins and we pulled a 25’ Road Ranger and we went all over the west so my wife and daughter and her girl friend for 5000 miles and in the mourning we put a 12 volt fan in the sliding back glass with blow up seal between truck and a big glass camper shell and with ac on max and vents blowing toward back window they stayed cool all day and it worke great and dear season a little ceramic heater plug truck and tur it on high and 1/2 later put on low and stayed toasty all night .
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
Sounds like an adventure. Thanks for watching and safe travels.
@richardmartinez5941
@richardmartinez5941 2 года назад
Thank you for this video, I'll be ordering one for my Chevy truck!
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Awesome and thanks for watching!
@davidsterling9614
@davidsterling9614 2 года назад
Just bought an 05 Silverado and want to something just like this. I subscribed and will definitely watch more. Thanks for the content!
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Awesome! Thank you!
@joshperryppg
@joshperryppg Год назад
Good stuff man. I'm looking to do something similiar and I'm looking for examples!
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
Best of luck! Thanks for watching.
@srip63
@srip63 Год назад
In Southern Maine 24 ft rv 4 years with 5k diesel heater- °winter have bought 3 more for othe projects
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
They are slick little heaters. Thanks for watching!
@michaeltichonuk2176
@michaeltichonuk2176 Год назад
Enjoyed video and info! About for ideas to utilize one with a Envoy. And if you hunt and fish it's kinda hard to produce yt videos every week or two I would think, along with a job. Too much for this guy so I do appreciate your work and effort to share your Experience and Practical Wisdom!
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
Thanks for watching and for the kind words. I have so many hobbies, it's difficult to keep up on RU-vid content. My original goal was a new video per week but I've failed miserably at that, lol. I just got back from 2 weeks fishing in Europe so it's time to make more videos for this channel. Stay tuned!
@davidcolinstillman5585
@davidcolinstillman5585 Год назад
HI 👋 BEEN DEBATING WHETHER TO GET ONE OR NOT , BUT THERE SEEMS TO BE A LOT OF BENEFITS WITH THE NEWER ONES NOW . I LIKE THE CLEAN LOOK OF YOUR SETUP ! I DON'T HAVE THE STYLE CAP YOU HAVE . MINE IS LOW PROFILE , BUT WAS THINKING I COULD MAKE IT LIKE ROOFTOP TENT , JUST ADD CANVAS OR SOMETHING SIMILAR 🤔. THERE MIGHT BE SOME SOUND PROOF STUFF LIKE THEY USE AROUND AIRPORTS , TRAIN STATIONS OR CERTAIN WAREHOUSES FOR THE OFFICES ? MIGHT HELP WITH THE SOUND OF THE FUEL PUMP ? THANK YOU FOR SHARING . BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! ENJOYED 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 HOPE YOU HAVE A GREAT TIME WINTER FISHING 🎣 & CAMPING TOO ! GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES 🙏 THANK YOU 🙏
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
Thank you! Thinking outside the box and being creative makes these builds fun. Safe travels.
@MrBluoct
@MrBluoct 2 года назад
Thanks. So battery charging is addressed how?
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Usually I’m truck camping on fishing trips. I have the inverter generator to charge the trolling motor batteries so I also charge the battery in the truck at the same time. Every so often I stay in a campground with power so I’ll charge off that if needed. That said, I’ve got 3 nights running the diesel heater off a single charge. That’s often enough to get me through a trip. My new setup has solar. Hopefully I’ll have a video of it soon. Thanks for watching!
@BenMosley
@BenMosley Год назад
Planning to build mine out this winter, but my truck has 2O plates. :)
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
Good luck on the build!
@dennismarcum102
@dennismarcum102 2 года назад
I have limited space under my bed what's the maximum height of it?
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
I'd guess about 6-7". I'll try to get a measurement. Thanks for watching!
@ethanhand7570
@ethanhand7570 2 года назад
I’m on my 5th velvor? Diesel heater and I’ve never had a single problem with any of them. I full time a motor home and use two of these to heat a 30 foot motor home. I also have one in my jeep and truck. You can’t go wrong with these for the price.
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
I have no complaints. I ran this one quite a bit all winter long with zero issues. From elevations around 300' to 5,000' - it never failed to start/run and I never had the soot issues some people experience. You're right - for the price these are really tough to beat. Thanks for watching!
@rywhiskey
@rywhiskey 2 года назад
I replaced the propane furnace in my 18 foot camper with an 8kw diesel heater. I lived in that camper full time for 3 years and only had 1 issue with the heater. About 2 months in the fuel pump gave out. the best part is the heater put out way more heat than the propane furnace and went through way less fuel. 20lb propane tank would last 1.5 days vs 1gal of diesel a day
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
That's awesome. They are very economical vs propane for sure. I did the math last winter, it cost me less than $2 a night to heat my truck. Can't complain about that. Thanks for watching!
@richardfletcher1415
@richardfletcher1415 Год назад
Have you had any issues with mud, dirt, dust, or grime on your intake underneath the truck?
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
I haven't. I put it out of the way where it's not as exposed to mud. Dust - I'm sure it's seen it's fair share but no issues with clogging or heater performance. Where I live, it's very dry during the winter. Not a ton of mud to deal with. Thanks for watching!
@jeremydufour4138
@jeremydufour4138 2 года назад
I’ve probably watched your videos ten times each. I’ve started collecting items for my build. What is the width and height of your box? I’m thinking about using 2020 extruded alumium for the frame, so it’ll be extremely light and tough. Thanks for your videos, they have helped me a lot. Can’t wait to see where you go next.
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Thank you! Aluminum would be a great option. If I ever build a new one, I'd like to try aluminum myself. I need to get out filming more. Keeping up on camping content is tough with work and family life. Soon!
@alexkunert5762
@alexkunert5762 2 года назад
I'm curious. If the fuel line enters the heater from under the bed, couldn't the fuel pump be installed under the truck bed as well. Wouldn't that avoid noise inside the sleeping area? Or is there a reason it has to be inside.
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
You absolutely could. I've seen that often on van builds. I drive through a lot of slushy, salty roads in the winter and having it inside is one less potential point of failure. The downside is the noise. Thanks for watching.
@richarddobson8673
@richarddobson8673 Год назад
Is it possible to run it off of a cigarette plug instead of battery
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
I would assume you could, depending on the rating/fusing of the port/adapter
@michaeltrimeloni7258
@michaeltrimeloni7258 2 года назад
Great video and camper build! I have a 2004 Dodge Ram I am planning to set up as a camper. I like the lightweight, simple design your have. Question about the heater intake: Does it use fresh outside air and or ambient air intake that's switchable, kind of like a car heater?
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Hello and thank you. The heater intake uses fresh air from outside via an intake pipe mounted under the truck box. There is a fan that blows ambient air through the heater "fins" than warms it up. When installed properly, I feel like it's safer than a buddy heater. I still use a carbon monoxide detector just to be safe. Thanks for watching.
@bigjm83
@bigjm83 2 года назад
Thanks for taking the time to make a video for us.
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Thanks for watching!
@brianhunt9568
@brianhunt9568 2 года назад
Can you take the bed system out of the truck? If so how does that work with heater.
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Yes. I remove it several times a year when I need to use the truck bed for a project or to pick things up from the store. I leave the heater attached to the truck bed during winter and during the summer, I remove the heater altogether. The bed is fairly light and I can slide it up and over the heater to remove. Thanks for watching.
@fire58372001
@fire58372001 Год назад
Excellent job on the installation! I've been truck camping since the 80's & I've always used electric heaters, but this now has got me thinking about getting one. Drive safe. 🤠
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
Thanks for watching. They are fairly efficient and don't cost much up front. A little creative install, and it's a great way to stay warm all winter.
@MrBluoct
@MrBluoct 2 года назад
You also upgraded the fuel filter ?
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
I didn't for this season, nor did I upgrade the soft green fuel line. Surprisingly, I ran this heater probably 20-30 days/nights since I installed it in December with zero issues. That said, my plan is to upgrade both for next winter. Thanks for watching!
@talben-shahar2745
@talben-shahar2745 2 года назад
Great video and good content sharing. Love camping in my truck and this will solve the propane based heating issues I had. Looking forward to more videos!
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
Awesome! Thank you!
@daveglick5152
@daveglick5152 Год назад
good job basicly .cheers
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
Thank you!
@JIgginCrappie
@JIgginCrappie 2 года назад
Great video on this heater setup
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Thanks 👍
@frankimperiale4470
@frankimperiale4470 2 года назад
Can you have two air outlets?
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Absolutely. They make diesel heaters with multiple outlets. You could also get creative with hvac parts from the store. Thanks for watching.
@Jeremiah67
@Jeremiah67 Год назад
Great video! Good detail ! Do you get a diesel smell At all? Trying to figure out how I can make your setup work for me.Unfortunately I have a big cab with a 5 1/2 foot bed.Also I'm a little too tall to sleep length ways so I may have to do a full size mattress and sleep corner to corner.Thanks
@Outside605
@Outside605 Год назад
No smell at all. I would highly recommend a turret plate to install the diesel heater. Much easier to seal up to keep any potential exhaust/fumes out of the space. Good luck on your install!
@Jeremiah67
@Jeremiah67 Год назад
@@Outside605 Thanks!
@awesomeegp
@awesomeegp 2 года назад
Great video! Keep it up. I used to camp in the back of my truck as well with a diesel heater and your setup is way better than mine was. Awesome content
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Thank you!
@gingerroot3226
@gingerroot3226 2 года назад
How cold have you camped with that heater? I'm just curious how well the 2kw heater works in extreme cold temps.
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
I camped down to mid single digits. Honestly, it would work in much colder weather. I typically run it on low to medium. The back of a truck is such a small space, it doesn't take much heat to keep you warm. In my opinion, anything over a 2kw is overkill for this kind of camping. Thanks for watching!
@gingerroot3226
@gingerroot3226 2 года назад
@@Outside605 Thanks for your response! It's incredibly valuable information as there aren't too many people using diesel heaters like this.
@DAVEG150
@DAVEG150 2 года назад
As for longevity I've had a five kilowatt one for over five years now and it has worked flawlessly I have it in a 24-foot Class C motorhome it will keep my motorhome warm at -20 Celsius no problem it's been a great investment
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
That's great to hear. Hopefully I get the same results. Thanks for watching!
@glentucker5819
@glentucker5819 2 года назад
Glad to hear I have a 2k in a stand-alone unit I use for truck cap camping. Work great ! Really hope mine last as long. If it last 5 years like yours that’s $20 bucks a year. Great bargain compared to paying extra for a powered camp site, running a generator, or even using a propane heater. Thanks for your comment!
@mikegustafson6679
@mikegustafson6679 2 года назад
Great video. 👍
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Thanks 👍
@steveng54
@steveng54 2 года назад
I've been dragging my feet on installing the one I have for my truck and really appreciate your videos on how you did yours. I do have a question about the fuel line as I must have missed something. Why does the fuel line go into the bed from underneath if the heater and tank are both in the bed?
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
That’s a good question. The path of least resistance to the combustion chamber if I had to guess. Thanks for watching
@krule8
@krule8 2 года назад
So you have the option of plumbing to truck's diesel tank instead of small plastic tank. That way it's all outside.
@rodneywoids309
@rodneywoids309 2 года назад
Nice set up
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Thank you for watching!
@bigrunnermaniac
@bigrunnermaniac 2 года назад
Great video! Any idea what kind of current draw do you typically see out of this? Also, what size battery is that you're using? Do you just charge it off shore power?
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
I haven't spent time looking a usage draw but with a 100ah battery, I can run it for 3-4 nights on a charge. Maybe more, I've never run it out before adding charge. Shore power or my portable generator. Works well for my needs. A roof mounted solar would probably be a great option. Thanks for watching!
@bigrunnermaniac
@bigrunnermaniac 2 года назад
@@Outside605 Appreciate the prompt response! Found some details on other sites that listed it at about 0.7Amps give or take so that checks out. Seems like it'll work in nicely with my build and electrical system going in. Thanks for the info and inspiration! Keep crushing it.
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
@@bigrunnermaniac Fantastic. Mine has been flawless so far. Good luck and safe travels!
@PETEZORRILLA
@PETEZORRILLA Год назад
Useful video and well put together. Thanks Man.
@briankellogg5784
@briankellogg5784 2 года назад
Nice job!
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Thank you!
@SuperCinemaCraft
@SuperCinemaCraft 2 года назад
Thank you for the video! Looking into heating my truck bed camper but wanted one small enough not to burn too hot
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Thanks for watching! A 2kw seems to be just right for a truck cap. Careful when purchasing though, not all heaters advertised as 2kw are actually 2kw. Best wishes!
@SuperCinemaCraft
@SuperCinemaCraft 2 года назад
@@Outside605 one question I have since I’d rather avoid drilling a hole in the bed of my truck, could I install the whole unit sideways and rig up to vent out the little storage recess in the side of the bed and out the rear? Or install on the exterior of the truck and duct the heat into the side opening. I have a whole summer to figure out exactly what I can or can’t do but I plan on making a little video detailing my path as well. I’d love to see any camper updates you’ve made since
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
It's very possible. I wasn't a huge fan of drilling a hole in the bed either but I worked up the nerve to do it. In hindsight, I wish I would have thought outside the box a little more.
@wonyankeesays5661
@wonyankeesays5661 2 года назад
HOW IS THE HEATER BATTERY CHARGED ,,
@Outside605
@Outside605 2 года назад
Since I work full time, my trips are typically over the weekend. The battery has no issues running the heater 3 nights and more on a full charge. If I’m going on a longer trip, my little inverter generator does the trick. Thanks for watching
@wonyankeesays5661
@wonyankeesays5661 2 года назад
@@Outside605 thanks
@RajeshKumar7179
@RajeshKumar7179 6 месяцев назад
Excellent Review.
@Outside605
@Outside605 5 месяцев назад
Thanks for watching.
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