Is it possible to keep warm at -30F in winter? I am…
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Is it possible to keep warm at -30F in winter?
I am thinking of finally doing it, building my own van! The thing is, I don't work fully remote which I'm fine with, so I'll need to spend most of my time in the Twin Cities, MN. The thing about the area is that it gets QUITE cold in January. We're talking -30F for days on end.
I am considering installing the VELIT Gasoline/Diesel Air Heater. But I am wondering if it's even possible to stay warm in a van at -30F even with that kind of heater?
Do I need a full fire / pellet heater? Those things scare the CRAP out of me; my worst fear is being burned to death.
So, is it possible? If so, what's the safest option?
#lifestyle
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I am thinking of finally doing it, building my own van! The thing is, I don't work fully remote which I'm fine with, so I'll need to spend most of my time in the Twin Cities, MN. The thing about the area is that it gets QUITE cold in January. We're talking -30F for days on end.
I am considering installing the VELIT Gasoline/Diesel Air Heater. But I am wondering if it's even possible to stay warm in a van at -30F even with that kind of heater?
Do I need a full fire / pellet heater? Those things scare the CRAP out of me; my worst fear is being burned to death.
So, is it possible? If so, what's the safest option?
#lifestyle
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