My first thought was that if there is no mog content why would you want to
heat it:-) ??
Have you thought of dehumidification. (if I spelt it right). First it gets
rid of the moisture AND it heats up the garage to the extent of the power
supplied to it and the liberated latent heat of vapourisation of the
moisture you took out.
Not bad value.
I have an ongoing (mostly dormant) project to convert an old domestic
refrigerator. Should be easy I thought when I started, and cheap, so far it
is nothing more than space consuming.
Dave Vodden
Plus 4 4 Seater
Hampshire, UK
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From: morgans-owner
To: morgans
Subject: garage heat (no mog content0
Date: Friday 7 November 1997 14:09
Dear Mog-o-philes:
Sorry, not much mog content here but I thought I'd ask you folks 'cuz I
figure someone might have a good suggestion, and its FOR the mog afterall,
so its worth it (!). As the old poem once said, spring has sprung, fall
has fell, winter's here and its as cold as... Well, not quite yet, but I'm
pondering the purchase of a heater for my garage and am stuck between two
options; kerosene and propane. Any comments? I'm leaning towards propane.
Electic is just too $$$, isn't it?
My appologies for the lack of mog content but then, after the recent spate
of religion we've gotten I thought some simple organic chemistry would
clear the mind.
have a warm dry weekend (if you don't live in NJ):
WZ
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