cipro
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If you are cold while traveling in the back of your motorhome change your regulator to one of these, not that new on the market and I think all new vans should have them 
here I hope
here I hope
AndyC
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If you are cold while traveling in the back of your motorhome change your regulator to one of these, not that new on the market and I think all new vans should have them
here I hope
It's not quite a simple as just changing the regulator, you must fit the special high pressure cylinder connection hoses which have integrated rupture protection, and be certain that your gas heater is designed for operation on the move.
AndyC
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As Andy say's it is not quite that simple.
I found out many years the hard way
I was reading in my Hymer manual and it said something about UNLESS travelling with the heater on
This made me think that I possibly could
It had snowed and we had solid ice on the roof so I left the heater on and I did not get a mile from home (at under 30mph) before we had some sort of blow back with evaporated water like a mist blown from the fire (heater) across all of the inside of the van
Cost a few quid to sort out as the local dealer did not believe what happened and he was looking for the wrong fault Towtal say no more
Our present Hymer has a factory fitted heater under the dinette which works from the hot engine water going through a fan heater.
It is absolute perfect and we never need to have it on more than a low setting and we are greenhouse plants
The other option is a diesel heater, these also can be used while driving.
Both of these are much safer than gas, (my opinion)
I found out many years the hard way
I was reading in my Hymer manual and it said something about UNLESS travelling with the heater on
This made me think that I possibly could
It had snowed and we had solid ice on the roof so I left the heater on and I did not get a mile from home (at under 30mph) before we had some sort of blow back
with evaporated water like a mist blown from the fire (heater) across all of the inside of the vanCost a few quid to sort out as the local dealer did not believe what happened and he was looking for the wrong fault
Towtal say no moreOur present Hymer has a factory fitted heater under the dinette which works from the hot engine water going through a fan heater.
It is absolute perfect
and we never need to have it on more than a low setting and we are greenhouse plantsThe other option is a diesel heater, these also can be used while driving.
Both of these are much safer than gas, (my opinion)