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Quote: Originally posted by JD6E on 13/5/2012

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I initially thought this was a seed thread meant as a wind-up but clearly not.

I cannot believe that anyone would have such wanton disregard for the environment as to use an artificial heat source to heat a TENT

The only heat source that should be used in a tent is the HomoSapien 0.5kW. The more you use, the warmer it will be.

You are camping and it's a Tent.



Astonishing!

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Quote: Originally posted by JD6E on 13/5/2012

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I initially thought this was a seed thread meant as a wind-up but clearly not.

I cannot believe that anyone would have such wanton disregard for the environment as to use an artificial heat source to heat a TENT

The only heat source that should be used in a tent is the HomoSapien 0.5kW. The more you use, the warmer it will be.

You are camping and it's a Tent.

Astonishing!

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Quote: Originally posted by ejjerome on 13/5/2012

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Hi, We have a little 2kw heater from Argos, sits under the TV camping unit (with enough ventilation) and gives out sufficient heat for all our tents, the biggest being a Maryland XL. Didn't cost much at all and has 3 heat and 3 fan settings. We stayed away from a halogen one as we have a 2 year old and were worried he may be attracted to the glow!

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Quote: Originally posted by Debhill on 13/5/2012

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We use a Dimplex 2kw fan heater in our Bear Lake 6 which keeps it cosy. Then we run a 2kw oil filled radiator over night when it's very cold (quieter than a fan!)

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Quote: Originally posted by rockhuggerjamie on 13/5/2012

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Quote: Originally posted by JD6E on 13/5/2012I initially thought this was a seed thread meant as a wind-up but clearly not.

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I cannot believe that anyone would have such wanton disregard for the environment as to use an artificial heat source to heat a TENT

The only heat source that should be used in a tent is the HomoSapien 0.5kW. The more you use, the warmer it will be.

You are camping and it's a Tent.

Astonishing!

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