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Old 01-10-2017, 04:45 AM   #21
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Clearly I’m out of my depth.

I thought Airstream and Avion were similar. But you Airstreamers clearly have a different story than mine.

. . .

But in any case, I have wrongly projected my experience onto those who have Airstreams. I was hoping to encourage you to fully enjoy your trailers. Instead I came across fighting reality.

Please forgive my wrongful assumptions. I hope to speak more wisely in the future.


What a relief, after all we have been through . . .

Thank you.

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I have learned having both is a good idea.
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Old 01-10-2017, 08:09 AM   #23
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What a relief, after all we have been through . . .

Thank you.
And I want to thank you personally for making it perfectly clear how much happier I am with my Avion than could ever be possible with your 2014 20' FC.
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I have learned having both is a good idea.
This is what I think also. However, do not use a cheap electric heater. As the price goes up safety features are added. One that shuts off when tipped is a must have for me. I also believe (but I could be wrong) that an electric heater is a little more environmentally friendly than running my furnace. The electric heater to take the chill out of the air. The furnace for when the job gets bigger.
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