Auxillary Heat
Auxillary Heat
I live in Portland Or and just ordered a little, small 12v electric
(200watt) heater to get the chill out first thing in the morring. I
will post an update when it arrives next week. We are having temps in
the hi 30s now
(200watt) heater to get the chill out first thing in the morring. I
will post an update when it arrives next week. We are having temps in
the hi 30s now
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riceburner006
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Re: Auxillary Heat
--- In anzhonda600owners@y..., "Chris" wrote:
sorry to say ,but I think you'll find they consume a lot of power,
and put out a little heat. The best heater I learned about was from
this site,(VW gasoline heater),but they're v.expensive! They burn
gas from your fuel tank! Search E-bay.
Hi,Chris,I often wondered about those electric heaters,but I'm> I live in Portland Or and just ordered a little, small 12v electric
> (200watt) heater to get the chill out first thing in the morring. I
> will post an update when it arrives next week. We are having temps in
> the hi 30s now
sorry to say ,but I think you'll find they consume a lot of power,
and put out a little heat. The best heater I learned about was from
this site,(VW gasoline heater),but they're v.expensive! They burn
gas from your fuel tank! Search E-bay.
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riceburner006
- Posts: 134
- Joined: Sat Jul 06, 2002 7:23 am
Re: Auxillary Heat
--- In anzhonda600owners@y..., "Chris" wrote:
sorry to say ,but I think you'll find they consume a lot of power,
and put out a little heat. The best heater I learned about was from
this site,(VW gasoline heater),but they're v.expensive! They burn
gas from your fuel tank! Search E-bay.
Hi,Chris,I often wondered about those electric heaters,but I'm> I live in Portland Or and just ordered a little, small 12v electric
> (200watt) heater to get the chill out first thing in the morring. I
> will post an update when it arrives next week. We are having temps in
> the hi 30s now
sorry to say ,but I think you'll find they consume a lot of power,
and put out a little heat. The best heater I learned about was from
this site,(VW gasoline heater),but they're v.expensive! They burn
gas from your fuel tank! Search E-bay.
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dealadayray
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Re: Auxillary Heat
Yea know Chris, it gets mighty cold in Japan too, and there is an option for
your Honda 600 that was supposed to help keep your engine at the right
temperature while giving you some added heat. I will attach the page from
the Parts manual. This is the options page for a Honda 360 Coupe, but the
same would apply for a Sedan. The plate fits in front of the grill and has
slits to allow some air to pass but not much. Less air, more heat.
Easy enough.
Bill
your Honda 600 that was supposed to help keep your engine at the right
temperature while giving you some added heat. I will attach the page from
the Parts manual. This is the options page for a Honda 360 Coupe, but the
same would apply for a Sedan. The plate fits in front of the grill and has
slits to allow some air to pass but not much. Less air, more heat.
Easy enough.
Bill
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riceburner006
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Re: Auxillary Heat
--- In anzhonda600owners@y..., "william colford"
wrote:
wrote:
> Yea know Chris, it gets mighty cold in Japan too, and there is an option for
> your Honda 600 that was supposed to help keep your engine at the right
> temperature while giving you some added heat. I will attach the page from
> the Parts manual. This is the options page for a Honda 360 Coupe, but the
> same would apply for a Sedan. The plate fits in front of the grill and has
> slits to allow some air to pass but not much. Less air, more heat.
> Easy enough.
> Bill
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "riceburner006"
> To:
> Sent: Saturday, November 02, 2002 11:22 PM
> Subject: [anzhonda600owners] Re: Auxillary Heat
> > --- In anzhonda600owners@y..., "Chris" wrote:
> > > I live in Portland Or and just ordered a little, small 12v
> > electric
> > > (200watt) heater to get the chill out first thing in the morring.
> > I
> > > will post an update when it arrives next week. We are having temps
> > in
> > > the hi 30s
> > now
> > Hi,Chris,I often wondered about those electric heaters,but I'm
> > sorry to say ,but I think you'll find they consume a lot of power,
> > and put out a little heat. The best heater I learned about was from
> > this site,(VW gasoline heater),but they're v.expensive! They burn
> > gas from your fuel tank! Search E-bay.
> > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> > anzhonda600owners-unsubscribe@y...
> > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
> >Bill, you need to resend!
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forumadmin
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Re: Auxillary Heat
Hi, Chris
look on eBay for Ebspacher Heater this is the Gasoline Heater for VW &
Porsche.
look on eBay for Ebspacher Heater this is the Gasoline Heater for VW &
Porsche.
Re: Auxillary Heat
--- In anzhonda600owners@y..., "Chris" wrote:
heaters for cars.
Have you seen the site www.webasto.com?: they manufacture parking> I live in Portland Or and just ordered a little, small 12v electric
> (200watt) heater to get the chill out first thing in the morring. I
> will post an update when it arrives next week. We are having temps in
> the hi 30s now
heaters for cars.
Re: Auxillary Heat
what is all this talk about auxillary heat? when i
turn on my honda's heater the car heated up in
SECONDS. i never saw a heater work so well. it
scared me that it worked so well that i turned it off
(thought maybe too much power going to it and it would
burn something out). it kinda smells and feels like a
blow dryer. very hot heat and very hot smell.
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turn on my honda's heater the car heated up in
SECONDS. i never saw a heater work so well. it
scared me that it worked so well that i turned it off
(thought maybe too much power going to it and it would
burn something out). it kinda smells and feels like a
blow dryer. very hot heat and very hot smell.
--- Wavesy wrote:
Do you Yahoo!?> --- In anzhonda600owners@y..., "Chris"
> wrote:
> > I live in Portland Or and just ordered a little,
> small 12v electric
> > (200watt) heater to get the chill out first thing
> in the morring. I
> > will post an update when it arrives next week. We
> are having temps
> in
> > the hi 30s now
> Have you seen the site www.webasto.com?: they
> manufacture parking
> heaters for cars.
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Re: Auxillary Heat
I'm with you, my '72 sedan with a coupe motor had a
great heater, I can't say for my current '71 sedan
though, haven't used it. Drive an air cooled VW, their
heaters suck. Too bad VW didn't use an electric
blower, instead of just the cooling fan for heat
distrubution.
Greg
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great heater, I can't say for my current '71 sedan
though, haven't used it. Drive an air cooled VW, their
heaters suck. Too bad VW didn't use an electric
blower, instead of just the cooling fan for heat
distrubution.
Greg
--- t davis wrote:
Do you Yahoo!?> what is all this talk about auxillary heat? when i
> turn on my honda's heater the car heated up in
> SECONDS. i never saw a heater work so well. it
> scared me that it worked so well that i turned it
> off
> (thought maybe too much power going to it and it
> would
> burn something out). it kinda smells and feels like
> a
> blow dryer. very hot heat and very hot smell.
> --- Wavesy wrote:
> > --- In anzhonda600owners@y..., "Chris"
> > wrote:
> > > I live in Portland Or and just ordered a little,
> > small 12v electric
> > > (200watt) heater to get the chill out first
> thing
> > in the morring. I
> > > will post an update when it arrives next week.
> We
> > are having temps
> > in
> > > the hi 30s now
> > Have you seen the site www.webasto.com?: they
> > manufacture parking
> > heaters for cars.
> Do you Yahoo!?
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