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Jim,
I bought my 66 Safari
three years ago in Medford, Oregon. It had two furnaces on board. A
Surburban under the galley and an unspecified brand in the bathroom floor.
One night while still in Oregon I turned on the Suburban. The motor noise
made such a raquet that I turned it off and, the next day, bought an
electric space heater as a temporary measure while in
hookups.
Arriving in SoCal I was determined to
lighten my load by dumping those two furnaces. I installed a WAVE
Catalytic and have been very happy with it's performance.
The big issue is whether you are
living/camping in cold climes. If that's the case then you'll propably be
looking for another forced air heater. If you're a semi-tropical person I
would heartily recommend the WAVE or other brand Catalytics. They are
completely silent, give a pleasant glow and take the chill off the cabin.
I bundle up in a down comforter on winter nights. This saves a lot of
electrical and gas energy.
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