The diesel boilers are the $#!% if you are going to be dealing with cold weather for any length of time
...some folks in Canada just bought a 5A and she wants to put in a small European wood stove.
Dave, yes. Google Olympian Wave heaters for info. They make, or used to make 2 different sizes in two different models. I found this out after getting the bus home at the time, (6000 ft. elevation) and could not get them to stay lit. Found out that the PO had bought the cheaper models that won't work above 5000 ft. They have them that will work up to 12,000 ft. Guess he figured that he would stay lower than 5,000 ft. so did not need the higher priced ones. No Belfert, i am comparing $ to $$$. We have a 3000 btu and a 6000 btu unit and they do a good job of heating when we need them, we don't need 40 to 80,000 btu. I can probably run the propane unit for the rest of my life on just what the cost of the Wabasto is. Look how many posts there are about problems with them and the cost of repairing them. Not much to go wrong with the Olympian units, and if they were to totally quit you could buy a new one for less than the control board for the Wabasto.