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http://cgi.ebay.com/PROPANE-TANKLESS-HO ... 143wt_1265

This ones most likely a better choice. 45 degree rise @ 2.7 gpm. I'm at about 1.8 gpm coming from my wand and it is only triggered 50% of the time so it should give a nice rise in temp.

I gues my real question is will this hurt a heat exchange TM? I'm curious if it will cause it too overheat or anything.
 

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Ryan said:
http://cgi.ebay.com/PROPANE-TANKLESS-HOT-WATER-HEATER-CAMPING-SHOWER-RV-NEW_W0QQitemZ300374070928QQihZ020QQcategoryZ115967QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp3286.m7QQ_trkparmsZalgo%3DLVI%26itu%3DUCI%26otn%3D4%26ps%3D63%26clkid%3D7740734464761669208#ht_2143wt_1265

This ones most likely a better choice. 45 degree rise @ 2.7 gpm. I'm at about 1.8 gpm coming from my wand and it is only triggered 50% of the time so it should give a nice rise in temp.

I gues my real question is will this hurt a heat exchange TM? I'm curious if it will cause it too overheat or anything.


Good question. I'll plead the Marty. :lol:
 
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LOL I think I'm going to try it. I might ditch it this summer but my heat isn't crap in this freezing weather.
 

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i preheat my water in my v and run it through my traditional exhaust hx it shouldnt hurt anything but i would probably talk to greenie if you dont have a diverter or a bypass on the hx.
 
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Ryan

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I have a 55 gal tank but I think I'm going to set this up to run off a water hose.
 
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I had a tankless at my last house. It will need to sense a certain flow before it kicks in, might want to verify the exact specs. Will the water go to a mix tank or direct to the pump?
 
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Its made for camping so a water hose should have enough flow to kick it in. I'll ask the seller about it though thanks for bringing that to my attention. I bypassed my mix tank because the float valve kept going out and I was sick of replacing it. I have a chemical draw (pressure washer style I think its called a demi valve) setup after my pump.
 

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Ryan said:
Its made for camping so a water hose should have enough flow to kick it in. I'll ask the seller about it though thanks for bringing that to my attention. I bypassed my mix tank because the float valve kept going out and I was sick of replacing it. I have a chemical draw (pressure washer style I think its called a demi valve) setup after my pump.


I ASSume your float valve was electric? I used one of these to replace my electric float valve.

http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/wwg/se ... =0&sst=All
 

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