light weight heat

[siii8873]

what options are there for heaters for a light weight? I live in the north and need something to defrost windscreen, add some heat to cab.

[siii8873]

What are the options for heat in a light weight? Live in the north and would need enough to keep widnscreen clear, some in cab.
I accidently posted this in vehicle sales section, don't know how to dete it from that location.

[yorker]

For Plattsburgh?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SERIES-LAND-ROVER-Military-Arctic-Heater-FOUR-OUTLET_W0QQitemZ390119041847QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_ CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM?hash=item5ad4e82b37

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/land-rover-army-mod-military-winterised-arctic-heater_W0QQitemZ400087148930QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_ CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM?hash=item5d270d6982
A friend of mine has a lightweight that was used by the Royal Marines in Norway etc and it was fitted out with an Arctic heater in addition to the flat Smith's on the bulkhead. When he was in the UK he sold off the Arctic heater because he didn't need it there- now in NY it would prove more useful...

[KingSlug]

If you are running a soft top go for a MOD artic heater, a little pricey but worth it. Is you Smiths heater working or missing? You will need a radiator muff and a engine pre-heater. Oh yeah, dress warmly.

Jared

[LaneRover]

Sometimes I find that the Rover heater warms the window just enough to make the snow stick.

[Les Parker]

I fitted a Mansfield heater to my Series III Air Portable, with a late IIa interior dist box.
Cost some bucks, but worth it as I was resonablly warm during 2 Vermont winters.

:)

[TSR53]

This is a double posting and now merged into one.

[Les Parker]

Thanks for the "fine tuning", Thompson!

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