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Old 08-08-2008, 16:52   #1
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Keeping it cosy...

Can anyone give me some idea of how cold it needs to get before some form of heating is needed.

It has been pretty cold in Sydney(Oz) recently - lows of 7 and highs of 17 with water temperature possibly 18 (Temperatures in degrees celsius) and it gets pretty cool inside Boracay. A little fan heater warms everything up nicely in about twenty minutes.

Boracay is a steel boat with 1" polystyrene insulation over most steel above the sole. I'll probably add a bit more insulation as time permits.

And if heating is needed what would be the most practical way, given that it is 50 years since I remember weather this cold and that it should all start to warm up in a few weeks.
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