Man it's hot ( or I need Air Conditioning suggestions)

[Chet Geist]

John,

I don't know the set up on your 1973, but on my 1981 I have disconnected the dash A/C clutch. I then run the front roof A/C and turn on the dash air to suck the air over the dash A/C evaporator and back out the ducts. This gives me all the air I need going down the road. Quit your complaining about being hot. In June we have had only two days where the high was below 95 degrees and the coolest night has been down to only 75 degrees. Hang in there you will get that snow soon enough.

PA Dutchman

Chet Geist

1981 FC33, Austin, Texas

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Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Man it's hot ( or I need Air Conditioning suggestions)

For the most part running down the road if I run the air conditioners
off the generator I do reasonable well. However, there are time when
that just doesn't cut it. My engine air doesn't work and I really don't
want to make it work, due to power drain. (Need every horse I can get
at the wheels). I was thinking that it would be nice to have a AC unit
that would replace the engine air function and be ducted to blow air
back from the front of the coach. I know there are ducted air units in
trails etc but I can't figure a way to use that type of thing because I
really don't have any ceiling to duct thru. It would be nice to figure
out something that would blow cool air down from the upper dash area.
Any thoughts? Idea's. A fan blowing over a big ole chunk of ice is the
only idea I've got to this point.

John Heckman
central Pa
1973 FC