Cooling Issues in my stealth camper
Hi everyone. I'm going off the grid as a travel nurse, and I have just purchased a 12 * 6 toy hauler. It comes with a portable AC, which the guy I'm buying it from says works very well at night but ...
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Hi,
It bothers people because there are far superior materials that could be used for insulating. You already see a problem with lack of heat rejection on the roof with the unit only 1/4 in the sun.
Look into change of phase materials. I'm not suggesting they are suitable because I do not know. But I'm certain they are better than 300 lbs of drywall.
It bothers people because there are far superior materials that could be used for insulating. You already see a problem with lack of heat rejection on the roof with the unit only 1/4 in the sun.
Look into change of phase materials. I'm not suggesting they are suitable because I do not know. But I'm certain they are better than 300 lbs of drywall.
roadnurse wrote:
300 lbs in drywall (which will act a a cool sink and reduce AC cycling) isn't a deal breaker. I can't figure out why this bothers people so much. If it cracks, I'll throw luan over it.
