Moving Aboard in New England Need Heat

[Cheechako]

Glad to see someone is finally bringing Espar and the like to reality price wise...

[Fai Tira]

From my experience what you need is a new girlfriend to keep you warm Hey it's spring soon all the darkness will turn into flowers.
All the best,

[UNCIVILIZED]

Originally Posted by Cheechako

Glad to see someone is finally bringing Espar and the like to reality price wise...

Concur!!!

Originally Posted by Fai Tira

From my experience what you need is a new girlfriend to keep you warm Hey it's spring soon all the darkness will turn into flowers.
All the best,

Your heart's in the right place on this, but you haven't fully thought it through. Given how cold it can get in New England anytime of year, twins would be more appropriate. That way he'll be warmed more evenly.

[jpendoley]

Twins!? I couldn't make one woman happy how in the world would I make two?
If one wolfhound is not sufficient I can always get a second.

[jpendoley]

Originally Posted by CaptTom

It wouldn't be a bad thing to give a shout-out with the seller's name. A helpful vendor is a good thing to know about.

Tom, I will post his information once we install is complete that way I can provide an accurate reference

[Sandero]

An advantage in buying a system from a mfg and not a home built system is that that manufactured one is tested and guaranteed. When you assemble parts into a system no part supplier will take responsibility for the system fail... nor possibly understand what happened and why. Some times you save money and buy lots of problems... if not in the near term... then down the road. Boat stuff is often overpriced... this is a well known fact. But why? They can get away with it!

[jpendoley]

All true, that's why I bought from a dealer in North America. It is a complete system everything except the ducting for the hot air and the outlets which you can pick up almost anywhere.