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January 01/18/07, 10:04:02 PM

Offline WoodChuck

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wet portable ??
 ???  when i use the portable with the sun flower heater moisture builds up on the roof inside and it rains !! with 8 vents i wouldnt think it should do this, and the skin is a poly tarp? does anyone else have this problem? could it be the poly or maybe the sun flower heater ? open to any thoughts and cures for this problem?? :-\  8) when wet!!!!
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January 01/18/07, 10:20:30 PM Reply #1

Offline laker

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Re: wet portable ??
Propane has a lot of moisture in it. That moisture is rising with the heat and condensing on your roof. It's funny you dont get gassed running a sunflower in a tight house like that. I use them only with good breathable canvas. They really arent safe for anything else.
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January 01/18/07, 10:32:37 PM Reply #2

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Re: wet portable ??
not to mention the water that evaporates when the snow on the floor melts, rising to create a steamy situation.
vents are your only hope. on my 6x8 I leave the zipper open a bit to keep the air fresh as possible and still stay warm.
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January 01/18/07, 10:46:09 PM Reply #3

Offline GRIZ

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Re: wet portable ??
I used to use a sunflower and now a heater that I make. I still have moisture build up but not as bad as with the sunflower.

Another plus after getting rid of the sunflower is noise. My homemade one makes no more noise than a gas range burner.

One more reason to get rid of the sunflower they are oxygen pigs. A person might not even realize how low the oxygen level is getting while useing one.

Well I'll tell ya how low. Back when I used to use one in the spearhouse(breathable canvass) I used to tell it was time to open the door for fresh air when my cigarette would no longer burn. Now looking back I can't believe how stupid I really was.
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January 01/19/07, 04:57:03 PM Reply #4

Offline HUNTER2

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Re: wet portable ??
Just think Griz if you would have smoked a big cigar you could have waited a little longer.
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January 01/19/07, 09:47:50 PM Reply #5

Offline ThunderCAT

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Re: wet portable ??
Anyone here use a Little Buddy heater? I have a Clam 5600 and I am wonder if it throws off enough heat to warm the entire house.
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January 01/19/07, 09:49:11 PM Reply #6

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Re: wet portable ??
Welcome to MNO ThunderCAT.  Great to have you here.  Where you from?
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January 01/19/07, 09:57:31 PM Reply #7

Offline bambambiggero

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Re: wet portable ??
Yup, we used to have trouble in a hard house....
need plenty of ventiation and get used to mild temps..
Better than the alternative... no air....
O2 is like sex,
nobody complains until
there not getting it.....  :laugh:
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January 01/19/07, 10:20:38 PM Reply #8

Offline ThunderCAT

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Re: wet portable ??
I am from SW metro. Just starting to get back into ice fishing this year. Headed out tomorrow to try for some pannies. Going to try out my new Strikemaster auger. Can't wait!!!
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