Posted by dave2 on December 23, 2008 at 04:00:05 from (139.139.35.70):
In Reply to: Block heaters posted by dave2 on December 23, 2008 at 03:00:22:
I don't THINK the hz is an issue in this situation, believe it is more of an issue with lighting and electronics. Guess it would be the same principal as hooking up a 12 volt battery to a 6 volt heating element?
There are 12 volt heaters available all day that are used in heater hoses for next to nothing (used). Maybe a better idea would be to use one of these wired permanently, then just hook up a battery charger when using it??? If it hits 20 degrees in this area, it's very cold. Just doing a little brainstorming.
Dave
PS. remember how Tim Allen talks about rewiring for more power? Plug in a 110 volt sander, drill, or skilsaw into 230 volts.............. :roll: :roll:
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