Some things to check. Make sure to bleed the air out of the line if you are using propane. Also make sure your tank valve is open so propane flows. This will make sure propane is fed to the unit. Then make sure to have the power button turned to on. I seem to recall the first time I used it that it did take a few more pulls than what I would consider normal. I haven't used gas through mine yet.

@ switched to gas it started right up on 2 pulls. I’ll have to contact Westinghouse and maybe a new regulator?

@@WatchTheJoeChannel That's a good guess. If you hook up the hose with the regulator to the tank with the other end NOT connected to the generator, turn on the gas, press the air release button, do you hear gas coming out the other end?

@@CampingFamily ok, thanks I’ll check that out later today. It’s a great size and will run a space heater and charge my bluetti’s and jackery’s. So on those cloudy days I still have the solar generators.

SOOOOO sorry to hear that Steve LOL!!! Man we are ready for spring.

@@CampingFamily Thanks for your sympathy lol

Glad you were able to circle back and see the video. Everything is working well so far.

@@mrbr549 Thanks for watching!!

I'll check. I might have done a video with the cable not on the panel. If not, i'll work on one.

That's great information. Haven't used gas in it. I need to do some testing on runtime with propane. Should be interesting. Appreciate you stopping by.

Good to hear it will run a space heater. I plan on using this for exactly that. Oh and a window AC.

@@CampingFamilyDid you find out how long it will run on a 20lb? I might just use propane if runs long enough.

@keithmcevers7059 I assume the 6 hours is when the space heater is on high? What runtime does it get if you run it in low so it's using around 750wattts instead of the full 1500w?

He. Can set the camera up, showing how he maneuvers in to the camp ground, as his Intro

Glad you had a blast at the. Campground, enjoyed the. Time camping family

That is a great idea.

I would have bought that at either Home Depot or Lowes.

If I would ever do this again, for sure do a primer coat first. It's worth the time it takes to do that. Thanks for watching!

I was looking for some feedback on the rigid. Sad to hear they are not built well. Might have to buy one just to try and review. Return if needed.

Good Evening ! I was here on Y T looking for reviews on 300 watt ECO - bareess. There's 8 left on Amazon. I'll LEAVE EM THERE. TAKE CARE..

@@CampingFamily the construction of them is a high quality but its a 100 watt panel in a 250 watt frame. It's very unfortunate that they're doing this stay with name brands and do your research

Thank you!

100% still working great. Might do a follow up video.

Thanks for the good news, we installed a Vortex I in the bathroom and a Vortex II in the livingroom of our AIM 15RB this weekend to replace the 2 stock ‘computer’ fans that came with the trailer. Seat of the pants when testing draw thru only the small bathroom window with either one of the original fans I felt little or no air moving, with either one of the Heng’s the draw was felt immediately and definitively. Big improvement, however the true test may not come until we get some more hot weather in CT. I simultaneously ordered a top of the line MaxxAir and Fan-tastic which are sitting in my garage as we speak, I couldn’t marshal the nerve or energy (I’m 75) to undertake installing them especially so late in the season. I would expect them to once again be an order of magnitude better than the Heng’s so I may keep them until next spring for a possible install.

Surprisingly it's not too loud. I could barely hear it in the camper. I didn't notice the plastic movement when I was by it but the video shows that. I'll have to look at that again. I think it's the air circulating inside. Once this bottle is empty i'll fill it up and do a time test.

@@CampingFamilyany update on runtime for either a full cylinder or by the pound for a propane tank?

Agreed Not sure of the circumstances of the commenter but I'm not seeing anything but normal vibration running. Should be fine from this end.

Sorry about that. I don't use that intro anymore.

That is a great question and I need to test that. Sounds like another video topic. I'll do that this week.

@@CampingFamily That sounds great and thanks! Can't wait to see the video.

Thanks for watching Westinghouse. I'll be doing more videos very soon. Excellent product so far!

I think on some there is a kit to allow for natural gas. I'll have to check into that as well.

Just need the natural gas regulator with load block hose/fittings for connectors. There's no internal regulator on this Gen.

We always used a simple fish scale to tell how much was left in a tank. Seemed to work well.

@@fishycomics it has a display for gas level when running