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Old 03-12-2011, 10:35 PM   #1
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Hot Water Tank or Not

Old ones shot. New one costs about the same as tankless. Anyone gone this way?

Whad'a ya think?

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No experience here with tankless other than I set one up for my daughter's horse trailer. It is a temporary installation and requires disconnecting and stowing when not using, originally designed to be hung on a tree as a camp shower.

If you go tankless, can you use both electric and LP? I would think finding an electric element that could heat water that quickly would require a lot of amperage. If you have to use just LP is that a problem?

I like the idea of tankless when it comes to winterizing, looks like it would be a lot easier than draining, flushing and bypassing.
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