LargeMarge
Well-known member
re -- quiet walking
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Would two pair of socks help?
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re -- temperature stable floor.
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For our ExpeditionVehicle, we laid one-inch pink-board topped with a half-inch marine plywood painted on all surfaces to seal.
Our visual floor is a bamboo plank perimeter with slate in the center.
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During cold weather, our Wave 3 catalytic heater sits on the floor on factory Wave legs.
The heat warms the slate, then the slate radiates to the interior.
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Looking at your understanding of my solution, I can see I left out key components of the process.
Occasionally, I get in 'automatic mode', thinking about complexities outside the forum -- friends, family, cow-orkers, Tribe! -- and the details slip by.
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I hope this's forgivable.
My only intention here is to help.
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PS:
I think three pair of socks would be excessive...
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*****. *****
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This stock portrait shows a Wave 3 on factory legs.
If I was me, I would have my in-line propane filter near the input.
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Would two pair of socks help?
.
.
re -- temperature stable floor.
.
For our ExpeditionVehicle, we laid one-inch pink-board topped with a half-inch marine plywood painted on all surfaces to seal.
Our visual floor is a bamboo plank perimeter with slate in the center.
.
During cold weather, our Wave 3 catalytic heater sits on the floor on factory Wave legs.
The heat warms the slate, then the slate radiates to the interior.
.
Looking at your understanding of my solution, I can see I left out key components of the process.
Occasionally, I get in 'automatic mode', thinking about complexities outside the forum -- friends, family, cow-orkers, Tribe! -- and the details slip by.
.
I hope this's forgivable.
My only intention here is to help.
.
PS:
I think three pair of socks would be excessive...
.
*****. *****
.
This stock portrait shows a Wave 3 on factory legs.
If I was me, I would have my in-line propane filter near the input.
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