Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: I can't get the water temp up over 100* - if that.  What am I doing wrong or is it the unit?  Not hot enough to rinse dishes, wouldn't try shower!!
Document: Like the manual recommended, I recycled the output back through the heater for about 4 minutes or so (roughly one complete cycle through) and the water quickly rose to around 100 degrees. In fact, I had to turn the knob and reduce the temp a bit because the shower temp got too hot!The pressure was adequate but did fluctuate a tad as the heater would throttle back and heat more water. The temp varied slightly at times but stayed plenty warm.
I bought this for my recently completed off-grid cabin. The unit is primarily used to heat water for dishwashing. It sits on a counter top and heated water is directed into to a bar sink. I can wash and rinse all the dishes of the day using less than 1.5 gallons of water.Future plans include making a portable shower using pvc pipe for the frame, placing shower curtains on the frame. The shower curtain will be placed inside a container used to store the pvc pipe and curtains.
The Basecamp by Mr. Heater worked perfectly. Went on a 100 mile wagon train ride in November so the evenings were chilli, but taking a nice hot shower after riding a horse all day sure did feel good, and the best part was it did not take any effort to set up or to get the water ready. Very easy to set up and enjoy.
The water get hot in seconds and is great for a nice hot shower and washing dishes while camping. We are thinking about purchasing an additional one so we dont have to move it from the shower area to the kitchen area. Worth every penny.
You also can't put it in one of those pop-up privacy shelters since those have a covered top and it will fill the insides with gas fumes. It isn't really an issue for us, since we go out far enough that nobody is watching us shower.I can't really comment on the longevity of this yet, but is is put together much better then the Coleman units I've looked at if that says anything...
Works great ! Just make sure you have enough water (5-6 gallons).Water gets plenty hot enough. Very portable and everything fits in the soft side carry bag perfect.Pricey but well worth the money ! You get what you pay for !
If it goes out while you are showering you have no water to finish rinsing. Tip: buy a cigarette lighter extension cord and plug the unit into your car before you start your shower. You will thank yourself later- Temp control, Caution: water can be VERY hot if when you first start it or pause the flow. Tip: let the unit run for a half minute afar you paused the flow before directing the water at your body, don&#8217;t let children use this without supervision.
I still hope to purchase one of these units but will try to find it at a local retailer so I can at least get a new unit. Amazon really let me down on this one :(
The faucet has a valve which allows you to change but not stop the flow rate. The manufacturer claims 30 Degree Rise from the faucet due to the location of its connection on the heat exchanger. I was able to get on it's lowest flow rate with the temp knob at max 90 degrees from my 50 degree water. This is 40 degrees a larger number than 30. Interestingly, the shower wand can connect to the faucet tip, but has no effect on temperature output.
I love this for heating up water when camping. Even if we don't use the shower part it works great for heating up water to just wash your face or body down with a washcloth. If the water is really cold you will have to cycle it through a couple of times to get it up to temp. The water pressure is pretty good. Amazon's price was one of the best I found. I did find it for $20 cheaper elsewhere but I like dealing with Amazon because of their great return process.
Answer: yes