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Webasto

I think you would have to do your research on webastos - quite a few different types - some warm the engine and the cab with a timer, some even have a remote control.
They are the best way to keep warm though.
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Go to the A B Butt stand at Billing and buy one of their expensive fans - all black plastic, made by a well known company that slips my mind at the moment. They are used by truck drivers etc

Expensive (£50), but as quiet as you will get
Hi Darrin,

Just to let you know that we bought this fan, £55. The make was a Hella. Looks great, but need to get some serious heat to know how well it works.

Thanks for the tip and hope you had a good Billing.
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Bought one ceramic heater (fan and heat) on eBay, cost me 25bux and works great, can't find the references anymore but you should find it easy on eBay of you search for "ceramic heater"
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On the subject of catalytic heaters; I bought a Coleman "black cat" burns gas, when they were half price (£29.99, Oswald Bailey) this heats a small tent in about 10 mins, if you could place it somwhere safe they are excellent. Drawback is you would have to take enough gas from UK because I'm not sure if you can buy it elsewhere.
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