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HighLonesome
Aug 29, 2016Explorer
OK.... my results from the temp. test were as I figured they would be.
The white vehicle was 5 degrees COOLER than the yellow one.
It was 85 deg outside and inside the white vehicle.... in a spot out of direct sun.... with all the windows open and a nice breeze blowing thru.... it was 85 deg.
In the yellow vehicle..... same.... windows open...... it was 90 deg. lol
i knew that would be the case.... still I am disappointed.
I don't know what difference it would make if i was somewhere and it was 75 deg outside.... and then 80 deg. inside the yellow van.
today was alot hotter than weather I would plan to be in. But right now.... I am visiting my mother in Pa. and the weather has been SOOOO HOT.
anyway.....a 5 degree difference.
white is definitely the way to go for the coolest temps in hot weather...inside the camper.
and yes Naio... I have seen those yellow DHL vans. lol next time I see one.... I might have a word with the driver.
The white vehicle was 5 degrees COOLER than the yellow one.
It was 85 deg outside and inside the white vehicle.... in a spot out of direct sun.... with all the windows open and a nice breeze blowing thru.... it was 85 deg.
In the yellow vehicle..... same.... windows open...... it was 90 deg. lol
i knew that would be the case.... still I am disappointed.
I don't know what difference it would make if i was somewhere and it was 75 deg outside.... and then 80 deg. inside the yellow van.
today was alot hotter than weather I would plan to be in. But right now.... I am visiting my mother in Pa. and the weather has been SOOOO HOT.
anyway.....a 5 degree difference.
white is definitely the way to go for the coolest temps in hot weather...inside the camper.
and yes Naio... I have seen those yellow DHL vans. lol next time I see one.... I might have a word with the driver.
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