Winter in 176T

I'm camping in southern NM over Christmas. I expect temps to get below freezing at night and I'm in a 176T. I have done a lot of tent camping in the winter....but wondering what this group thinks is the most important thing to do if anything in low 30 degree temps. Anyone try to insulate the 176T tent? Curious to know of techniques...I have lined entire ground tents with rescue / foil blankets before and it raises the temp 15+ degrees inside

Over in the FB group, there is a family going into their second winter in a 176T, full timing, at 8000 ft in the Rockies while they build their house..Run your heater, if you have hookups, use a small ceramic heater, and crack the FF vent an inch to fight moisture.. The pod will stay more then comfortable. While we don't have a T model, we HAVE been down into the teens with no more heat needed then our little 1000watt cube.

The pod do warm up well!

Just as info - I have spent numerous nights below freezing with electric and with a ceramic heater. I have 2 Broan heaters (cubes),  1500 watts model 6201A.  One will do it in my 178, maintaining temp at 70.  Two will cause issues with GCI, learned by experience.  Very small heater, no sleeping bag required, good blanket recommended. Quiet and nice , small heater.

If it is cold enough for long enough and you have water in the sytem something will freeze.  If you have reason to expect cold weather then weatherize your pod and dry camp.  No wories.