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Old 03-07-2019, 07:57 PM   #15
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Thank you guys very much for the info.
I'll tinker with it more when it warms up. For now Mr Buddy will do. Its definitely more
Reliable!
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Old 03-07-2019, 08:25 PM   #16
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Thank you guys very much for the info.
I'll tinker with it more when it warms up. For now Mr Buddy will do. Its definitely more
Reliable!
I also have a catalytic heater. Heater coming on and off wakes me up. Have it plumbed into the main line with a QD. Have 2 CO2 sensors. run it all night on low.
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Cool I live in Florence Oregon about an hour away
I think they want you to buy it from a retailer. They gave me the name of a guy in Oregon. He shipped it to me in Alaska. Amazon has them listed also.
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