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DDiyNutJob replied to the thread Oil radiator down.I use radiator in unheated room. So 50W won't do it. Being directly above 500W works OK with clothing most of the time. For weather at...
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DDiyNutJob replied to the thread Oil radiator down.Higher capacity is better because you can turn it down. Whereas maxing out on low power leaves you fewer options. I find the little...
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DDiyNutJob replied to the thread Oil radiator down.I warm up through radiator and jump into bed. It's the same thing, and I don't need special preparation because I am usually at the...
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DDiyNutJob replied to the thread Oil radiator down.All parts of me need warming and not just the bottom. I have a column of hot air rising around me.
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DDiyNutJob replied to the thread Oil radiator down.Why would it be cheaper to run? All electric heaters are 100% efficient.
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DDiyNutJob replied to the thread Oil radiator down.For soldering the thermal fuse, you could use solid core copper wires as heat sinks. Clamp compacted snake windings of copper wire on...
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DDiyNutJob replied to the thread Oil radiator down.I use the small heater under my thigh while sitting. I suspect my pants would be on fire for a start. My skin should burn at 100C, which...
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DDiyNutJob replied to the thread Oil radiator down.I have crimps. Even if I didn't I can use cut up spade connectors to use the crimping bits. Solder should work for relatively low temp...
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DDiyNutJob replied to the thread Oil radiator down.Yes, it's 110C. The unit has a manual thermostat, electrical thermostat, and then the fuse. Given the redundancies, it's probably just...
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DLooks like 110C but quite difficult to read.
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DIt's a thermal fuse.
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DMy little plug-in oil radiator went down and I found the fault on the neutral line. There is this thingy that's gone open circuit. Can...
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