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I have one at the house. If the venting is similar with the marine line....a pretty slick operation. I am one that likes as little flame on a boat as possible though.
Had a friend who put one on a trawler because of the positive results in his house but the house was gas and the boat required either shore power or the generator running so he went back conventional.
I winter in Ft. Myers and summer in St. Joseph, Michigan. It’s now about 12 years since I’ve joined this group. I gave my 1972 whaler to my daughter and sold the 17’. Bought an O’Day 28 sailboat and sailed on Lake Michigan. Yesterday I bought a 2005 130 Sport.
Used it for many years when I was camping with my 2 boys for up to 7 days at a time in very remote areas on the Great Lakes. It packs up into that red container that's about 12 X 14 inches then neatly stores in the forward hold or the well in the stern of a 1984 Outrage 22.
Peter
Edited by cdnwhaler on 03/30/15 - 2:07 PM
1984 Outrage 22
