Tankless Water Heater

mouth012006 · 02-03-2009, 03:58 PM

We are doing a complete overhaul.....of our 74 Argosy.....the water heater was placed in that model under the kitchen cabinets....we have removed the old one and wanting to go with a new tankless water heater....has anyone done this conversion? If so what are the good's and what are the bad's????? Also if any one has pics of this that would be great to see.

Fyrzowt · 02-03-2009, 04:03 PM

Here's some homework.

I did a quick search, here are 11 threads related to tankless heaters

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halimer · 02-03-2009, 04:06 PM

You can check out this site.Recreational Vehicle LP Gas Tankless Water Heater. RV 500 on demand hot water heater by PrecisionTemp
It is a pricey at $1050.00.

Mark

FLYNCLD · 02-03-2009, 04:19 PM

Well one thing is for sure...it's a tankless task!

They work great but are spendy.

Jim Foster · 02-03-2009, 05:41 PM

We have a Precisiontemp RV500 in our '65 Caravel. Works well whether hooked up to city water and electric, or boondocking hooked to nothing. Uses some water to get started. If that's a problem when boondocking, just collect it and put it back in the tank.

It never makes a sound except for hearing the flame light at start-up. No more "hurricane in the middle of the night". Uses far less propane than a standard water heater, as it only heats what you use, and only heats it once.

It was in the trailer when we bought it. If it ever takes the big dump, I probably would not spend the money to buy another, but we sure enjoy it now.

osolow · 02-03-2009, 08:37 PM

yeah there pricey
but man would it be nice to take a long hot shower with out running out of hot water in ten min.