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It's the WP136 and WP336, Rusty. 

Comparing the data provide by Bob and Todd, it also looks like the 
Meziere pumps draw a lot more electric current than the DC.  I got in 
touch with the Meziere people today.  The guy is going to try and get 
the pump curves for me Monday.  Then I had that data for both.

Bob, are your radiators mounted?  Can you plop on on a gas grill?  I'm 
not sure what you were trying to use before, but most heater are not 
designed to concentrate  the heat like a grill is.