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Duo-therm 65925 help	JoAnne	3-25-08
I just need some help in finding the blow-out box for my duo-therm 65925. I got this a few years back so I don't have the manual for it. If anyone can help me out w/this is greatly appreicated. I'm currently staying in this w/ my children so I really need more heat to come out of the heater. Thank-you for any help on this matter
Re: duo-therm 65925 help	Kevin	3-25-08
These units are only meant to take the chill off, basicly if the outside temp is above 40 (I say more like 45-50) then they work well. If it is colder than 40 or your unit is an older model you will want to use another source of heat. Most RVs have an LP furnce, which runs off LP gas and a small amount of of power and work very well.