[Terra] Heat ducts in the bed

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    For those who would have a camper shell in the bed, having a couple heat ducts would be revolutionary.

    We would be able to take advantage of the EV battery (a heat pump is also a big big plus) to heat up the camper and no longer have to install a propane or diesel heater. Would also save a lot of precious space.

    Imagine the boondocking potential with the Harvester:
    - EV battery runs the heat pump
    - Climate controlled bed/camper
    - Harvester kicks in when battery gets low
    - Add gas every now and then and repeat!
     
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    For those who would have a camper shell in the bed, having a couple heat ducts would be revolutionary.

    We would be able to take advantage of the EV battery (a heat pump is also a big big plus) to heat up the camper and no longer have to install a propane or diesel heater. Would also save a lot of precious space.

    Imagine the boondocking potential with the Harvester:
    - EV battery runs the heat pump
    - Climate controlled bed/camper
    - Harvester kicks in when battery gets low
    - Add gas every now and then and repeat!
    Heat in the bed for camping mode.....I like it!
     
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    For those who would have a camper shell in the bed, having a couple heat ducts would be revolutionary.

    We would be able to take advantage of the EV battery (a heat pump is also a big big plus) to heat up the camper and no longer have to install a propane or diesel heater. Would also save a lot of precious space.

    Imagine the boondocking potential with the Harvester:
    - EV battery runs the heat pump
    - Climate controlled bed/camper
    - Harvester kicks in when battery gets low
    - Add gas every now and then and repeat!
    What an innovative idea! I wouldn't use it but kudos for the idea.
     
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    Or I could connect a duct to it and route it to a tent beside the truck, into a teardrop camper or stick it down into some wet boots to dry them, etc. Heat or AC when camping would be a game-changer for my wife.