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Old 23-09-2019, 17:38   #1
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Proud new owner of a Pacific Seacraft 37. I am replacing the wiring and several other components. Any ideas and suggestions will be appreciated. Specifically I am looking for a new heat source for the cabin.
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Old 24-09-2019, 09:28   #2
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Welcome to CF! Lots of info here.

Why don't you just jump right in and start a thread - try the refit forum for your wiring questions and liveaboard forum for heat.

Just to start you off we have 2 Dickinson diesel stoves. The large Atlantic model in the forward area is our heat, hot water and cook stove. The smaller Adriatic model is aft in the sleeping quarters. I love the dry heat. With both stoves running in the middle of winter we use just under 2 gals a day.

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Old 24-09-2019, 10:11   #3
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Old 25-09-2019, 21:12   #4
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Welcome aboard Fladgard! That's quite a nice boat to spend time on! Is it your first boat? Good luck and let's see some photos!
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Old 26-09-2019, 00:33   #5
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I'm going the Webasto/Eberspacher route, which I had on my previous boat and is unbeatable for instant heat in cold climates. However, the thinking may be that some of the cheap clones are surprisingly similar albeit with poor quality accessories. Getting two heaters at $400-500 each plus some quality exhaust fittings and insulation to improve the safety would give spares, compared to $4000 (over here) for one of the "name brand" systems.
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