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When I was in the Army I bought myself a lite weight sleeping bag with
a liner and a bivy bag. I also got a thermarest style mat. This proved
a great setup for all conditions I encountered (-5 to 40 Celsius
nights ie. cold to very hot).
Why don't boaters use something similar? It would probably need to be
custom made. You could do it yourself with a decent sewing machine and
the right materials ( I used to get my mother to help ).
Cheers
On 10/6/06, Philip <> wrote:
>
> We use a mattress warmer. It goes under the sheet. Warms the whole bed and
> dries out the mattress as well. It is NOT an electric blanket. this is made
> to be slept on without damage and can be washed with water and soap.. Ours
> draws 70 watts and is made by Chatham Manufacturing Company in . Elkin North
> Carolina.
>
> Philip
>
>
> At 02:05 PM 10/5/2006, you wrote:
>
> there was a discussion recently about electric sheets. Now, i've got a
> v-berth and sheets don't fit that well. I've got queen sheets that just
> barely fits at it's widest point and the rest is sorted smooshed into the v.
> Would you recommend the sheets or the blankets?
> pros or cons for each?
> much appreciated
> sam
>
>
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