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Personrichard63
26/8/2004 at 9:20pm
 Location: w yorks
 Outfit: bailey 620 6 toyota landcruiser View richard63's Profile View Profile   Reply to richard63 Reply   Quote richard63 Quote  
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just bought a 2002 pathfinder ,had our first week away and some evenings were a little nippy ,can blown air heating be added or is it factory fit only


PersonCampaholic
26/8/2004 at 9:29pm
 Location: Portsmouth
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It can easily be added.  There is a small blown air unit designed for motor homes that fits under one of the seats very easily. I had one in a Dandy Delta and some friends have it in their Pathfinder.  For the life of me I can't remember the name of it though.I have seen them going on eBay.  New, they are over £400. I'm sure someone else will join in with more details.


Personrichard63
26/8/2004 at 9:36pm
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cheers ,

thats what  i had in mind ,i see many people use fan heaters/halogen heaters but personally  dont like the idea of that--{whats that melting smell?}type of thing



PersonJan P
26/8/2004 at 10:18pm
 Location: Herefordshire
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Costs about £500 if you go back to the dealer we use a fan heater.

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PersonCampaholic
27/8/2004 at 10:02am
 Location: Portsmouth
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The beauty of the blown air one is that you don't need to be on a hook up as they work on gas and just need a healthy battery to work the blowing part. No worries about knocking over. It vents outside too so all you get is warm air and lots of it. When I find the booklet that came with it I'll come on with the name and address for you.


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Personrichard63
27/8/2004 at 7:48pm
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cheers everyone ,last site i went didnt allow fan heaters to be connected to the hook up for fear of tripping it out


PersonCampaholic
31/8/2004 at 7:21am
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The heater is called a Propex Heatsource.  www.propexheatsource.co.uk    Aren't there some wonderful original web addresses? 



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