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<blockquote data-quote="GeneW" data-source="post: 3897246" data-attributes="member: 27284">Well dangit, my last post got chopped off.&nbsp;&nbsp; Surely my fault.Since you are in a tent this won&#039;t help, but for anyone else....&nbsp; or you in the future....You can buy a diesel heater for $125.00 - ish, they are made to be mounted permanently or temporarily to a vehicle such as a camper, possibly a building of some sort.&nbsp; Lots of possibilities.There are tons of youtube videos of van dwells, schoolie bus folks, etc, going out on the road as cheaply as possible and freezing their ***** off.&nbsp; The diesel heaters mount outside, draw in fresh air, send the heat inside, and the exhaust is vented outside away.&nbsp; &nbsp; Pretty awesome little inexpensive heaters, and they can make a lot of good comfortable heat at a very low cost, don&#039;t use much fuel either.Plug in &quot;diesel heaters for vans campers rv&#039;s&quot; on Youtube.&nbsp; There are tons of interesting videos.I&#039;d have no qualms at all using one, but I&#039;d dang sure have a carbon monoxide detector running too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GeneW, post: 3897246, member: 27284"] Well dangit, my last post got chopped off. Surely my fault. Since you are in a tent this won't help, but for anyone else.... or you in the future.... You can buy a diesel heater for $125.00 - ish, they are made to be mounted permanently or temporarily to a vehicle such as a camper, possibly a building of some sort. Lots of possibilities. There are tons of youtube videos of van dwells, schoolie bus folks, etc, going out on the road as cheaply as possible and freezing their ***** off. The diesel heaters mount outside, draw in fresh air, send the heat inside, and the exhaust is vented outside away. Pretty awesome little inexpensive heaters, and they can make a lot of good comfortable heat at a very low cost, don't use much fuel either. Plug in "diesel heaters for vans campers rv's" on Youtube. There are tons of interesting videos. I'd have no qualms at all using one, but I'd dang sure have a carbon monoxide detector running too. [/QUOTE]

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