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Does anyone have a Olympian wave3 heater and use it above 8-9000' ? I'm fixin to put one in a Northstar 650 pop up camper. And in reading online Max 8-9k.
also, is there anything else out there as good or better?
Thanks
It's all about the ODS, oxygen sensor. When the sensor reads low oxygen from altitude, similar to high carbon monoxide level and low oxygen they'll shut down, all radiant heaters are made basically the same with an ODS.
there are other heaters out there for more money but still made the same.
I ordered and received my wave3, have it plumbed but not sure where to mount.
Might want to do a little research on the latest model wave3 , I read somewhere they're good to 12k, have no first hand experience.
I had my wave6 over 10k with zero issues.
I tried to sell my Atwood forced air for 20 bucks and never got a response, I thew it away didn't look back.
I ordered and received my wave3, have it plumbed but not sure where to mount.
Might want to do a little research on the latest model wave3 , I read somewhere they're good to 12k, have no first hand experience.
I had my wave6 over 10k with zero issues.
I tried to sell my Atwood forced air for 20 bucks and never got a response, I thew it away didn't look back.
I'd be ok with 10K feet. There's not many places I camp at 11-12K. I'm going to keep my furnace installed and use that to quickly warm the camper. Then I'll use the Wave3 to keep the camper at a comfortable temp.
^^ good idea, it'll give you peace of mind, just remember to crack a window or vent for the w3..
what size camper do you have?
I've got a 8.5' Winnebago (AKA SunLite) slide in. I tow a 20' car hauler with my 84 Toyota 4Runner rock crawler on it. How about you? What kind of camper do you have?
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