Rpod Furnace - Event Date: 30 Oct 2018

We used our furnace several times on the way home from our recent road trip. I was really impressed with how comfortable it kept the inside of the pod. Couple of the nights were in the 40's and a few in the low 30's.

Hey Jato! yes when we use the furnace we usually crack a window and the fan vent. Definitely help to take care of any condensation. We also leave the vent for the fan open when we winterize, it helps with condensation as the pod warms up in the spring.

Combustion gasses from the furnace (CO2 and H20) are vented outside (unlike with the catalytic heaters) so the only moisture inside the rPod is going to be coming from the occupants' breathing and from cooking. Minimal ventilation is required for that unless you have a bunch of folks sleeping in there or are boiling something so just cracking the vent and a window a little bit should do the trick nicely.

You need to have a little bit of convection to drive the moist air out unless its windy. So the vent cover is really the best plus maybe a window. And even if you don't run the heater you'll still have the same amount of condensation, it will just be coming on more surfaces and will likely be frost rather than water if its cold enough in there 

Originally posted by Leo B Thanks David. We lucked out and ended up being in Myrtle beach for part of Bike Week!! Saw some amazing Harley's!!

Great! I got "out of the saddle" a few years back. I decided my back side was getting a little to old and fragile to be sliding and tumbling across the pavement. Road rash is a painful thing!    Way too many distracted drivers out there.

I still admire a nice bike and, on occasion, miss riding, however.