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From: Dan O'Brien <danobrien@cox.net>
Subject: ES Cabin Heat
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Awhile back there was a short thread about poor cabin heat in the ES.  Some 
folks thought the issue might be the lack of adequate exhaust from the 
cabin.  I'll be installing my heat system soon, and was wondering whether 
anyone has found a solution.  I'd also be interested in hearing whether 
other ES builders have "good" heat and what they did to get it.

Thanks,
Dan