13,500 btu air conditioner - how to power?
we have access to a Winnebago 1995 Itasca Passage 23RC. this has a 'roof mounted' 13,500 BTU central cabin air conditioner. the Winnebago does NOT include the 'specially-designed-to-fit' OPTIONAL ga...
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thanks everyone for the very helpful information!
weve decided on putting on a hitch platform, bought a used generac 3000 watt model, will try to enclose it in a plywood housing with a top exhaust fan (pointing away from the vehicle) to manage: a. sound, b. visually shield it - to thwart theft, c. protect it from moisture (not that we expect rain at this time of year).
somehow we will need to securely attach the power cable from the generator to the side of the RV. any thoughts of how best to do this without screwing in a fastener through the fiberglass siding? cable is rather heavy - i doubt small velcro patches will help.
weve decided on putting on a hitch platform, bought a used generac 3000 watt model, will try to enclose it in a plywood housing with a top exhaust fan (pointing away from the vehicle) to manage: a. sound, b. visually shield it - to thwart theft, c. protect it from moisture (not that we expect rain at this time of year).
somehow we will need to securely attach the power cable from the generator to the side of the RV. any thoughts of how best to do this without screwing in a fastener through the fiberglass siding? cable is rather heavy - i doubt small velcro patches will help.
