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Odysseus

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heating project
« on: November 18 2013, 15:50 »
After a year of thinking I finally going ahead with a heating project, I will photo and put on forum next spring.

After purchasing a Webasto 5 kilowatts from a written off motorhome 4 years old I am putting together a list of parts required.

However I need a little help, as my boat is in France I would like to ask someone to publish the ducting holes sizes already in a Bav 38  2005 vintage. What size are they so I take out the right tooling with me. Any ideas gratefully received.

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Re: heating project
« Reply #1 on: November 19 2013, 00:08 »
Hello,
I am on my Bav 38-3 in Spain now, however, year 2003. I have no heating on my boat, but was looking for prepared holes. From the main cabin to the front cabin 105 mm. Underneath the seats in the main cabin 90 mm and 75 mm. In some of the holes cables are already passing. I don't know which one are meant for the heating system. To me it seems not really prepared for heating ducting. I would go for considering the available ducting diameters and prepare the tools for this.

Ger

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Re: heating project
« Reply #2 on: November 19 2013, 09:28 »
Thank you for the informaion, I will tool up.

Any tips from others out there are welcome.

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Re: heating project
« Reply #3 on: November 19 2013, 10:43 »
Im in Haslar 2002 Bav 37 3 cabin with heating, your welcome to come and put the tape measure over her, im down next w/e 24th Nov. Or any other time ring me 07931 736 582.

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Re: heating project
« Reply #4 on: November 19 2013, 11:09 »
Will take you up on your offer thank you,  will phone.
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Re: heating project
« Reply #5 on: November 20 2013, 15:07 »
I installed a Webasto5000 two years ago on my Bav38 (2003) using all the holes already cut by Bavaria.
I cut only holes for vents.  I put them in the two aft cabins, toilet, dinette and forward cabin.

To avoid 90° bends just out of the burner, i fixed it on the wood tablet  under the stern step, behind the rudder

I used a 9 cm Webasto duct as main duct and 6 cm for branches, inside a neoprene tube.
If you like i can share a document ( with italian notes) to calculate diameter and air flow from WEbasto installation manual, the items used with part number and some pictures.
regards
Maurizio

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Re: heating project
« Reply #6 on: November 20 2013, 18:54 »
Yes please, and any photos would be wellcomed as well.

Thank you
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Re: heating project
« Reply #7 on: November 21 2013, 22:38 »
at the moment i have this document. Hope it could be useful. I can send you some photos within two weeks.
Maurizio

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Re: heating project
« Reply #8 on: November 25 2013, 12:24 »
Bavaria 38 2003

as noted above , although holes had been predrilled cable runs had been put through , instaler cut out bottom of holes for cable run with hacksaw .

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Re: heating project
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Re: heating project
« Reply #10 on: December 24 2013, 18:45 »
Great set of photos will help a good deal. The heads photo was just as what I wanted
Thank you again for your help.

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Re: heating project
« Reply #11 on: April 16 2014, 14:50 »
Thank you to all who supplied information on fitting diesel heating, I installed a Webasto 5kt with 100mm ducting.

If I had to do it again I would use 90mm ducting, 100mm meant I had to open up all of the original holes some difficult to get at.

The French use 90mm double skinned aluminium flex gas flue pipe at 1/3 the cost and a better specification, this from a fitter in France.

The most difficult duct run was ( Bavaria 38)from stb stern cabin to battery locker, a tip from the same fitter, fit a plastic bottle in end of ducting and pull through using a mouse.

Thank you again.
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