Would this make a good heater?

[g&t]

Just a bit!

How's the market in your country for good 'eighties V8 RangeRover Classics?

[ToyRoverlander]

Here's a current listing of rangies up untill 1989 for sale, http://www.marktplaats.nl/z/auto-s/land-rover.html?categoryId=124&searchOnTitleAndDescription=true&attributes=S%2C922&startDateFrom=ALWAYS&yearTo=1989&sortBy=price&sortOrder=increasing

[ToyRoverlander]

This heater works well by the way, blows heaps of hot air. Temps need to drop to really be able to test it though

[ToyRoverlander]

Test... (having some malware or whatever issues, gave funny issues on this site, hence testing)

Edit: functions allright again, good!

[g&t]

Thanks for that, I'll work out some translations at the weekend.

[ToyRoverlander]

Have a look at www.autoscout.nl, somewhere at the top you can select another language. Heaps more for sale on that one and I believe you can select more countries as well.

[g&t]

Thanks for that, I'll take a look at the weekend.

Glad the heater works, I agree bit's difficult to tell in warm weather but the project certainly sounds promising.

[Ex Member]

I've measured the stock unit output to be around 3 kW and 270 m3/h. Use that as your basis. I would look for something in the 5 to 6 kW range. I personally have a 10 kW unit, but it is bigger than needed even in -40 for the 90. Might be a good choice for a 110. There are quite a few choices around as they are common for boats.

[ToyRoverlander]

This one is 4200W and 200m3/h. I can not believe the stock unit puts out that much air, not from what I've experienced with them compared to this unit. This one works well enough, and it actually physically fits! If it gets really cold I can add a clear plastic sheet to the rollbar to isolate the rear are from the cab.