Pic & Heater Questions

I want to share some pics showing a shelf I put on my RPOD tongue to hold my generator. How do I get pics into my forum posts? My second question is about using an interior propane heater. When boondocking I'd like to conserve battery charge and run a quiet propane heater inside the POD. I see Mr. Heater and others advertised. Has anyone done this? Are there any combustion/oxygen issues doing this? Thanks

Propane heater - I recommend a catalytic heater such as the Mr. Heater or the Olympic Wave.  Go with the smallest version of either because the pod is insulated so well, and so small.

For pics, if you are making a post using the "quick reply" window at the bottom of a page, you need to go to the full-featured reply window.  Look for the little arrow pointing to the top-right in the row of buttons just above the text box.  Or, Use the Post Reply button that appears just below the last post on a page.  Once you are in the full-featured mode look for the little picture button to upload and insert a pic into your post.  If you have more questions fire away.

Personally, I find that a catalytic heater puts out far too much humidity and that the trailer windows are dripping water all over the bedding and down the dinette seats. Not to mention that I'm worried about my dog burning herself accidentally.

I did own a Mr Heater when I had a tent trailer. Although it did put out a good deal of heat, I didn't like how prominent the burner was and how easily things could fall into it. I much preferred a traditional Coleman catalytic.

When dry camping (which I do quite a lot), I just use the furnace. Its unquestionably the safest option and it does quite a good job of heating the trailer. Sure, its a bit loud for sleeping, so I will occasionally use earplugs when it bothers me. Like the OP, I have a generator and in cold weather I run it for an hour in the late afternoon to recharge the batteries.

Nice use of the available space up front.   Goose