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Big_Katuna
Oct 11, 2015Explorer II
You misheard. An AC drops (at best) about 20 degrees across its coils. When you turn it on in a 90 degree rv, the AC starts spewing out 70 degree air
But as the air starts to drop, now the air inside is a mix of 70 and 90 degree air; say 80, so the AC will now be putting out 60-65 degree air.
I have two acs in my 40' DP and can easily get it in the low 70s in full sun on a 100'degree day.
But as the air starts to drop, now the air inside is a mix of 70 and 90 degree air; say 80, so the AC will now be putting out 60-65 degree air.
I have two acs in my 40' DP and can easily get it in the low 70s in full sun on a 100'degree day.
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