A207X2
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Mine are 12vdc pads that attaches directly to the tank.Need the large size kitchen bag to stretch over the toilet. Depth is not an issue. It's circumference. The cheap no name brand I bought is pretty thin. Not a lot of plastic but enough to not leak ... yet. No odor that I can detect as long as the campfire is burning hot. Sure beats having to mess with cleaning the sewage tank later in subzero weather.
Heaters on the tanks? Well that sounds like a fancy rock band pusher bus. How do you keep the heaters powered up? Listening to the drone of a generator all night? Real wilderness atmosphere. My camp is a bit more on the rustic side. Much more rustic when I was staying in my wall tent in subzero (F) weather. The answer then was a Chinette paper plate that got tossed in the stove. Warning: pay the money for Chinette plates. With a full load on board the cheap ones tend to collapse on the way to the fire. Been there done that. Also a good idea to practice aiming bombs during the off season. Preferably on a floor that's easily cleaned. Preferably when the wife is not at home. The paper plate trick worked for me for years ... but of course I always hunted alone. For a bunch of tough elk hunters you guys are sure squeamish. Who guts your animals? The butler?