Electric blanket here too.  That way we can put the heat down to 55 and still stay warm. Does require a stocking cap though. Put a 115 volt inverter powered outlet next to the bed so we have power on the road when dry camping. The logic for the heating blanket infers it will not work on non sine wave alternating current. That, and the electronics (TV, satellite dish, and receiver) it supplies, is why we got the pure sine wave version of inverter. Works all the above on 600 watts.
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2010 Mountaineer 285 RLD, 330 watts solar, 600 watts sine inverter, 3 type 31 agm batteries, Traveler antenna
2010 Dodge Ram 3500 SRW, 18k Reese slider, Honda 2000i, Firestone airbags
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