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2oldman wrote:
It's nice to not hear a gas WH firing off at 3am. For some reason people tend to leave them on 24/7. They must be deaf.
โOct-04-2016 12:22 PM
Old-Biscuit wrote:
Suburban or Atwood (based on initial startup temps)
Electric has the slowest recovery rate (~6 gal/hr)
Propane has a higher recovery rate (~11.5--13.5 gal/hr depending on burner btu)
Electric/propane together (~18--20 gal/hr)
Atwood uses SAME set of 12V DC t-stats for both electric/propane (since 2004) so they both turn on/off at same time (ON ~110*F OFF ~140*F)
Suburban has separate sets of t-stats..120V AC for electric and 12V DC for propane ----SAME set point (ON ~100*F OFF ~130*F)---might be slight delay between the two due to +/- variances from mfg.
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โOct-03-2016 10:37 PM
ktmrfs wrote:
well, unless yours is a very unusual water heater, propane will heat much faster than electric. However, usually electricity is "free" at campsites unless you stay for weeks/months, then they may charge.
โOct-03-2016 05:20 PM
โOct-03-2016 04:23 PM
pitch wrote:
Where is WesternRV parkowner to chastise us for using the poor businessmans electricity? You have propane why do you expect the camp ground owner to shoulder your excesses?
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