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Hi,

we leave the roof vent slightly open and the electric heating on low overnight. Mrs Ulti-Mate complains it's too hot but at least the windows are clear in the morning.

Mr Ulti-Mate

We have suffered this problem.  Next time, we are considering leaving the Heiki on first latch, and keeping the electric heater on low.  May work; may not!

Bertie

I know how you feel.  We too are hardy campers, we are just back from New Year with no hook up. 

We leave the gas on at one and have at least 3 windows on secondary keepers.  Obviously cant use electric heating or blown air as no hook up.  Our windows are always clear, with the exception of a tiny amount on a couple of the front windows.

Our problem is that every bottom cupboards back wall is satuarated in condensation.  So bad that the back garage door actually frooze inside (We had a hook up that night).  The bottom of the caravan feels very cold indeed, and is uncomfortable to sit with feet on floor, legs up to knee are soo cold we have to sit with legs up.  and yes this is with the heating on. 

Spoke to Caravan club Technical and this is not normal van going in tommorrow.  Does anyone else have this problem?  We have a Swift 6 berth which is 6 months old.  Our Bailey 5 berth did not do this under same or worst conditions.

Anne