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| | | | Joined: Aug 2001 Posts: 139 Member | | Member Joined: Aug 2001 Posts: 139 | Black, do yourself and the rest of the world a favor and get that idea out of your head. These heaters have been around for a long time. Too long in my estimation. They were big in VWs and aircraft. This is the type of heater that malfuntioned in a DC 3 aircraft, causing it to crash killing Ricky Nelson. And several other people. They are an open flame. They do have a fuel pump and a fan. To say they are dangerous is a huge understatement. If you have one that is in good shape, donate it to a museum. Some one gave me one a few years ago. It was trashed the same day. Mike | | |
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