staying warm without idling.

My truck has 3 doors. 2 cab 1 sleeper....

 

Think I'll idle the C-15....... I got a head ache just thinking about that heating unit.

 

I love my Webasto Airtop 2000 bunk heater. It's been fussy, but it's awesome. I guess these powerful little units are used in a lot of applications, ships, airplanes, trucks and trailers, so on. They burn diesel, use some battery, but very low cost operation and really, really good heaters. A new one costs about $2K, and there's an installation involved.

 

My company had them but got rid of them because drivers weren't checking the oil and burning them up. So there went the saving money part.

 

If it's below 30, no way am I not running the bunk heater.

 

Indoor safe. I think there talking about your hunting blind or fishing shanty. Have three different smoke o2 sensors in my travel trailer and don't take much to set one off if windows are closed.

 

Has anyone used a 12 volt heated blanket?
Roadpro and Amazon have them.

 

Electric jackets..they sell for 150 at home depot they last 8 hours..keeping warm and toasty if you work in the wind

 

I just build a campfire in the sleeper and tell ghost stories while roasting marshmallows

 

Looked up some ideas on the u tube trick and tried one myself. Last night it got down to 4 degrees. Keep in mind my bunk heater is inop and i was still comfortable in the morning. Just very lucky the truck still started in the morning.