glovebox heater
I agree 100%
So are you going to tell us WTF you want to keep warm in there? You plan on smuggling hamsters or something??
Dude, totally not worth it, when you can get a thermos that will keep your "fluids" warm for over 12 hours.
But if you're set on it, how about the heating element out of an electric blanket. it already has the temperature control on it. Then just wire up a secondary battery on an isolator so you don't run down your other battery. A deep cycle battery would prolly work best for this.
Or you could just spend $30 on a good thermos.
But if you're set on it, how about the heating element out of an electric blanket. it already has the temperature control on it. Then just wire up a secondary battery on an isolator so you don't run down your other battery. A deep cycle battery would prolly work best for this.
Or you could just spend $30 on a good thermos.
my moms a nurse and has done test like this at power company's and other places when they shut down to do repairs and all of the workers have to be tested. i have heard it all the things they will try and do
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