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Not exactly winter camping, but wanted a test run to see how the TM did in the cold. Just got back from a camping trip where the overnight temp was going to be about 40 or so. Planned ahead and got some black insulation foam at home depot just like BrigCA61. Worked like a charm. Also had some leftover pink Owens Corning ridge foam insulation for the large gap in front at the front of the TM. Used two pieces and cut to fit.

Also brought along two ceramic headers, one in front on a crate to keep off the floor pointed toward the front, positioned about 4 feet from the bed. Kept that area at about 67 during the night. For the rear bed, put the other ceramic header on the tv shelf and it was warm and toasty all night with the curtain closed. There was condensation on all of the windows that we wiped down each morning. Also moved the ceramic heater in the rear to the bathroom for use during a shower. Not much wind, so not sure if we'll need more insulation for the next trip. Going to try again soon, but most likely going to remove outside shower and see what can be done to keep the pipes from freezing.