Do you have to run AC or Heater on the road
I am looking at buying a Class A. I was wondering if you have to run the RV roof Air conditionner when driving in warm weather or using the furnace when driving below freezing temp and is it enough to...
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You've heard from those with the big coaches with slides.
I'll give my perspective from the smaller side of life.
1995 Bounder, 32' long, 8' wide, no slides, thermo-pane windows. The heater and dash air have been adequate while driving down the road, from -7°F to +104°F. Yes we crossed southern Colorado on January 2nd one year at -7°F.
If more than 2 of us, we close off the hallway and bedroom.
So if the manufacture suppled enough dash HVAC for the size of the coach and it's working correctly, additional HVAC is not necessary.
Richard
I'll give my perspective from the smaller side of life.
1995 Bounder, 32' long, 8' wide, no slides, thermo-pane windows. The heater and dash air have been adequate while driving down the road, from -7°F to +104°F. Yes we crossed southern Colorado on January 2nd one year at -7°F.
If more than 2 of us, we close off the hallway and bedroom.
So if the manufacture suppled enough dash HVAC for the size of the coach and it's working correctly, additional HVAC is not necessary.
Richard
