Vapalux/Tilley Type Storm Lamps In Cabin
Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2007 7:34 pm
I've bought a Vapalux M320 for my yacht with the intention of using to provide a little heat and light in the cabin, and be on stand-by as an emergency anchor light.
Supposedly (according to the manufacturer) it will run for about 10 hours on a pint of paraffin! Seems like a perfect solution to a lot of problems!!
They really look the part too - here's a pic of mine:
Anyone else use one of these type of things? In practice, how much ventilation is required? I've got a CO detector onboard though, so I think it'll be safe.
Supposedly (according to the manufacturer) it will run for about 10 hours on a pint of paraffin! Seems like a perfect solution to a lot of problems!!
They really look the part too - here's a pic of mine:
Anyone else use one of these type of things? In practice, how much ventilation is required? I've got a CO detector onboard though, so I think it'll be safe.