[gaza]

Earlier on I went into my local motor shop and low and behold there was an 12v electric heater fan for £15 and a fan for summer.
It fits  in to a fAg lighter socket,just as winters finishing I may have found next years solution to frozen pumps.

HAS ANYONE USED ONE OF THESE,SOURCED WERE I CAN BUY THEM IN BULK,5000
AT A TIME FROM CHINA,STRAIT FROM THE FACTORY.

 GAZA

[brett walker]

If they work put me down for 1

only 4999 customers left to find 

do they say ' made in china on the back'

Brett

[williamx]

Gaza

You have just solved the frozen pump problem, so no more waiting for it to unfreeze.

Instead we now have to wait while we recharge the vans battery.

[chris@c.m.s]

Gaz just have a vindaloo and you would fart hotter than they can. tried one once as an alternative to fixing my car heater its sitting in a cupboard somewhere still I could dig it out for £15   

[twt]

i tried one it wasn't very good, i hope yours is better.

[gaza]

you could use an elec mains one and pay £100s of pounds for the flex to keep the van warm all day ha! ha! ha! even Im laughing at that one and I wrote it.

      gaza

[Ian_Giles]

Hey!!

I DO use a mains electric fan heater to keep my van frost free

I bought a cheap fan heater with a frost stat setting on it and stick it in the back of the van when there is a risk of frost.
It only switches on for long enough to keep the back of the van above freezing so it isn't an expensive thing to do.
It's worked a treat too
And hasn't made any noticable difference to the electric bill either.


Ian