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Plums

Aussie Desert Coolers make a compact heater.

Its about 200mm x 200mm x 200mm square box.

Cost $250.00

They will post it to you, thats what they did with mine.

Rod

HI Plums,

I bought it from summit racing US.

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

Phil

Plums,

I have one of the Aussie DC ones that I decided not to use.

$200 if you are keen.

Cheers,

Ben

Plums

I got one through an ebay contact. Red dot brand, which supposed to be reasonable, 2 speed fan, 250mmW x 190mmD x 110mmH, $149 + postage which was about $13 Qld to Vic. Part No. HA2701.

I think these are used in excavators but he converts before use to A/C at least I thinks that's the story for the ebay stuff, mine came in a red dot box. I'll send you an email, hopefully, with three pics of the heater.

You need to fabricate a face to direct the hot air but that's no big deal - did mine in f/glass.

Cheers

I hear the Vintage Air 50615-VUH is a great compact unit. Scroll down on this link...

http://www.vintageair.com/downloads.asp

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Originally Posted by sambo

I hear the Vintage Air 50615-VUH is a great compact unit. Scroll down on this link...

http://www.vintageair.com/downloads.asp

Yep, I have this unit and am super impressed. :)

Well done!

Regards.

Thanks to everyone for the replies re: heater.

Thanks for the e-mail Steve, do you have any pics of your fibreglass ducts??

Bobby

I've only fiberglassed up the rectangular box to cover the end. I did this initially on a box of the same dimensions as the heater end but I ended up undersized.

I ground the inside of the box so that it would fit the heater, but it got thin walled and fragile so I covered the heater end in a number of layers of cling wrap refitted the box and wrapped more glass around the outside to gain more thickness and strength.

Some sanding and reglassing and I now have a very durable, perhaps not so pretty rectangular box.

I plan to create the f/glass connection tubes by wrapping the right sized tube with glass to achieve the needed OD for the heater ducting. Will cut, glue and shut this f/glass tubing to achieve the direction I need of the outlets later.

Heater is in soley for the sparky to wire up. I will make it work later, probably after rego. as the engineer doesn't need it either. I have created the holes in the dash so if I get free time this is one of those jobs I can progress later.

If you want the email contact of this heater bloke let me know.

Cheers