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Originally Posted by tentcamper
What we found to keep an even heat in the camper, was to put the heater on the front left burner of the stove. Pointed directly at the front corner of the bath.
It ended up with about 1/2 the air hitting the kitchen sink side of the bathroom wall and circulated back around the front half of the camper, and the other 1/2 of the air moves down the hall and around the rear bunk end since the stove top is about bunk height. Now we had to move it during daytime and just point it at the front.
We have only done it this way with outside temps down into the low 40's. But it seemed to keep the camper temps balanced.
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Very ingenious for 40°.  But at 0° it's a little different.
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