Woodstove fan?

[Woodchuck]

Anyone use one of these in a tent? Likes? Dislikes?
http://www.amazon.com/Caframo-Limited-Ecofan-Ultrair-Black/dp/B008HVHZBG/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1445976607&sr=8-2&keywords=heat+powered+wood+stove+fan

[JohnVH]

my brother has one on his stove in his house, it works

[Woodchuck]

Thank you sir. 

[CP]

I have one at my off-grid cabin.  It does work but the airflow is a bit weak.

[Woodchuck]

I am basically just looking to heat one of the vestibules on my tent a little better.

[CP]

That's a good price.

[JohnVH]

it wont keep up with a plug in the wall fan, but it does move a little air

[ghosthunter]

it wont keep up with a plug in the wall fan, but it does move a little air

Well I looked at them. But then went with a 20.00 battery operated 12 inch fan from K mart. My reason, sometimes it is hot in a tent.
So I can use it for cooling or moving heat. Two speeds.

Better option I thought.

[Woodchuck]

Thanks guys. 

[deerhunter_98520]

Used one all last week in a wall tent and it worked good to move the heat around and doesn't need batteries 

[Rainier10]

I have one in my cabin and loved it so much I got one for my wall tent, works like a million bucks and keeps the tent warmer longer by keeping all the corners warm with the moving air.  Highly recommend it.  Good price you found also.

[jaredwitman]

Use one every year. I would say it definitely works. We have roughly a 15x40' footprint to our tent. The back quarter (our small wall tent attached) does get cold still but our woodstove is generally parked at one end. We haven't got smart enough to switch things up and have our woodstove centrally located. I would recommend for a lightweight powerless fan. Who wants to bring a battery or run the generator all night!

[kevinlisa06]

I had one in the wall tent on the stove just to push the air around in the tent.

[T-Dozzer]

Have that exact fan on my wood stove in rec room. I notice a difference.