We are of course just having fun with the 'arctic" package and the ' warm and toasty " post. We manage to stay comfortable in our 06 3400 but at a cost.We keep the temp set at 70 degrees and it can use a lot of propane at that setting. We have only been in cold temps in the mid 20's for a prolonged period but once and we used a tank of propane in 2 1/2 days. We never intended to use this thing in real cold or real hot temps and don't.
It is 9:15PM here in Florida and 67 degrees. We are warm and toasty.We have used two tanks of propane since October 21st.Our electric bill is not doing well as we use the A/C nearly every day. Now that is Rv'ing.
