> They are easy to handle in the MV and the new helectric heater
> being
> fielded for use in your 28VDC MV is a kick. Its available from Star
> Electric
> and other vendors in Supply Line and Military Vehicles magazine.
Could someone tell me a bit more please? If I have this right, the US
Army
has only just recently fielded a cooker/heater with it's vehicles?
English AFV's and some non-armoured vehicles have been equipped with a
"Boiling Vessel" (it is a multi-purpose appliance so is best described
as
a cooker/heater/water boiler [for the tea]) in 24V since before WW2.
These
are listed as part of the CES (Complete Equipment Schedule) for each
type
of vehicle.
Regards
Doug
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