My most recent form of mainstay and sustenance was accrued mostly by the free exposure my websites once enjoyed. Since then though about a half-dozen domains and domain names were removed by similar fashion before I began to learn tracking and tracing the predators that have silenced me in such a way.
So now that the free service that I offered to the community is no longer able to see that I'm even still open, heating without firewood will become my newest hurdle this winter. The free service I offered the community can be seen here, it allowed anyone to bring any trees, branches, leaves, dirt, rocks and much more to my property rather than pay for the "public" dump to take the biodegradable or non-perishables.
It was decided to try this Diesel Heater for my first test to see if it will aid in heating the 3-car "lab".
I found the unit not overwhelmingly loud or producing any bad smells. It provided adequate heat and is relatively configurable for any altitude.
After perusing a zillion videos and websites for information that would offer any good advice to properly run these devices, it was determined that exhaust placement is paramount. 
Seen in this image is NOT the optimal setup for a permanent fixture for many reasons but was placed here out of convenience while I prepare a final destination.
Two days after the unit having arrived, I'm broken.
The foreboding E-10 error and white smoke and no heat/no ignition.
In all though, a return went smoothly and Temu even paid the postage portion of the return! The seller is helpful and responsive, this seems to be a Chinese trait advantage that has me wanting to buy another of the same model heater from him. He mentioned something about what could possibly cause the heater to become unresponsive and that possibly it was that the energy being supplied by the unit was deficient (but why on the second day did it not start, I'm not sure because it worked perfectly the first day).
Part of the reason I want a diesel heater so bad is due to the fact that I've already invested in fuel filters (the unit does not come with one) and a regulated 30amp 12v power supply (also from Temu), not to mention the fact that I've spent many hours preparing a masonry berth for the unit to stay safely outside without fear of water or bug damage, I even already made the heat exchanger exhaust hole in the garage door!
