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Texas TC · 11-17-2009, 05:19 PM

Our 6331 has no problem keeping the bedroom and living area warm. However, I do wish they had put an outlet in the toilet area of the coach. There is an air conditioner outlet but no heat in there.

JimBob has the same floor plan you have, maybe he will chime in with some idea of how his heating system works.

I will say that we use a portable electric heater as often as possible to save on propane. Our furnace is a propane eating machine. I bought a small electric heater several years ago at Camping World and with it setting on the kitchen sink area, it keeps the entire coach fairly warm without the need of the furnace. It may not be as proficient for those of you who have other zones in your coaches. Our floor plan only has effectively two rooms so it makes it easier to heat the entire area with only one electric heater.

Good luck!

11-17-2009, 05:19 PM	#2
Texas TC Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 444	Our 6331 has no problem keeping the bedroom and living area warm. However, I do wish they had put an outlet in the toilet area of the coach. There is an air conditioner outlet but no heat in there. JimBob has the same floor plan you have, maybe he will chime in with some idea of how his heating system works. I will say that we use a portable electric heater as often as possible to save on propane. Our furnace is a propane eating machine. I bought a small electric heater several years ago at Camping World and with it setting on the kitchen sink area, it keeps the entire coach fairly warm without the need of the furnace. It may not be as proficient for those of you who have other zones in your coaches. Our floor plan only has effectively two rooms so it makes it easier to heat the entire area with only one electric heater. Good luck! __________________ 2008 SuperNova (6331) 2011 Jeep Wrangler (Toad) Now: 2011 Winnebago Journey Express 2011 Silverado 4x4 Texas Edition Extended Cab (Toad)