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Question: How much does this weigh full?  I'm a small, not-so-young woman and I don't know if I can safely "start it outside" if it's heavy.
Document: I have brought it in the house more than once and its heat output will run me out of our small den. The smell is not offensive to me. You will get the typical kero smell on start up and shutdown, otherwise not much at all. I burn pre-packaged Kleen Strip fuel exclusively. I have used gas station 1-k in my other heater and yes, it puts out more smell than off-the-shelf stuff.
This heater is easy to start as it incorporates an electric heating element for starting purposes. Using the proper heating oil, there is no soot and I only noticed a smell upon first using when the item is new. I can see many other uses for this heater, since it is easily portable. It appears to be well made and could easily heat a small cabin in the winter months.
We needed a reliable unit for power outages. Only used it a few times but love knowing it's there and ready for emergencies. It heats our 1400 square foot house, nicely. It's a bit heavy for a woman to lift but not impossible.
The Sengoku CV-2230 looked promising.Having never done it before, assembling the heater was a nightmare, though they thoughtfully pre-installed the wick. One big down-side I noticed right away was the flimsy handle. It's a big heater and I'm afraid to pick it up with that handle, especially when it's full.
Cheaply made. First thing I noticed in putting it together was the carry handle is not that strong - does not give one confidence when picking it up. Net is the fill hole is small and makes it hard to see the fluid level which brings me to the next problem. The fluid gauge stuck on the first fill up and stuck showing full. Tapped it and it dropped. When i filled it it would not show filling and tapping it didn't work.
We needed a safe and reliable backup source of heat for a relatively small space. The Sengoku Heater produced just as advertised... simple start-up  and capable of providing more than sufficient warmth.
I received this heater very quickly as needed. I have little to none know how about these. It took awhile to track a reasonable kerosene bulk supply but once i did is was simple. Just used the pump provided to fill it up. 2 batteries included for flameless start. And then just a room filling with good heat. I have no idea about changing the wick yet, But so far homerun.
Heater was easy to set up although the handle took me more time than I want to admit. Filling the tank is easy even though you don't know when to stop (I overflowed the tank and had to wipe up excess). My heater would not start from the automatic lighter. I suspect it was because of the first time operation and did not have the kerosene "wicked" up high enough to catch.
Only real smell is at start-up and especially at shutdown, but if you take the heater outside to start and stop, actual in use smell is almost zero if you use it properly. By properly for my particular unit means flame height as high as possible w/o curling (sooting), and adjusting the burner. Quality of the fuel obviously is a factor, and I have had pretty good luck with the un-dyed K-1 from several stations.
so now im in the dark freezing with only a small flashlight mind you... had this thing assembled in ten min. no problems. put fuel in it and waited a full hour for the wick to prime....pushed in the igniter and boom! instant heat!!! after 2 hrs in my garage i brought it upstairs to the main living area(big with high ceilings) and within a couple hrs it was 65*!!
Answer: yes