thought it was mine!

New Member

• Jan 16, 2013

• #21

if you pass a black cab in the next couple of days look at driver they a normally wearing more clothes than scott did going to north pole don't know what the merc's and fait taxi's use

 

uncle albert

New Member

• Jan 16, 2013

• #22

used to drive fx4 london cab in late 80s , that had crackin heaters front and back , they were a bit noisy though

 

wiltshire landyman

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• Jan 16, 2013

• #23

timtheenchanteruk said:

now that idea I like!!

off topic, what lighting program do you use? fan of chamsys myself.

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We use Martin light jockey as all our effects are Martin

Underfloor heating we would have to put a false floor in which would loose height and would have to pretty substantial with over a ton of equipment on it

 

Oldseadog

Well-Known Member

• Jan 16, 2013

• #24

Domestic flat panel rad either in front of or alongside the load area, maybe?

 

wiltshire landyman

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• Jan 16, 2013

• #25

Oldseadog said:

Domestic flat panel rad either in front of or alongside the load area, maybe?

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here u can see the lack of space I have and theres still 2x 42" plasma flightcases to stack on the rear end,the only real place I can think of mounting some kind of blow heater is in the storage area over the cab?

 

MPfive

Active Member

• Jan 16, 2013

• #26

Could you run a duct or two from the heaters foot setting pipe and go across the floor and through the bulkhead?

 

wiltshire landyman

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• Jan 16, 2013

• #27

MPfive said:

Could you run a duct or two from the heaters foot setting pipe and go across the floor and through the bulkhead?

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possibility

 

Skynet

Well-Known Member

• Jan 17, 2013

• #28

Get a FBH in the roofspace from a scrapped Hippo, or perhaps a PTC in the rear loadspace.

Or a vacuum cleaner hose run from the passenger footwell vent to the back.

Or a fan blowing your front toasty air back into the loadspace to take the chill off.

Or or or a heat panel from a heated seat that your PC's can sit on and get a toasty bum