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  • Mr__Bill
    Veteran Member
    • May 2007
    • 2096
    • Tacoma, WA
    • BT3000
    #16
    Originally posted by dbhost
    Mr. Heater Big Buddy Propane heater would do the trick for you then. Low oxygen and tipover shut off safety switches. I have the Portable Buddy and it works great for keeping my deer shack warm in winter, I just don't sleep with it on.
    and here is a link to a review from WWJ on that heater.


    Bill

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      • dbhost
        Slow and steady
        • Apr 2008
        • 9231
        • League City, Texas
        • Ryobi BT3100
        #17
        Yeah, Mine is the older model. No fold down on the handle, slightly lower BTU rating, slightly higher run time per fuel source... (on high mine delivers 8K BTU).

        I have used it in my shop instead of the electric radiator. Heats the entire shop up nice and quick. Much more shop though and you will want a bigger heater...

        FWIW, I use it in a 10x12 tent in the evenings when LOML and I are getting ready for bed, and in the morning before LOML gets out of bed...

        It's a great unit, money VERY well spent.
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