roof air or basement
Howdy, been busy searching for good used ("our first class A") motorhomes, and finding a lot of good floor plans, mostly with slides. Some Ford, some Chevy, and some diesel, and all in good shape wit...
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bsinmich wrote:
When I had my Mountain Aire with 2 ducted roof ACs it was so quiet that I did not have to turn the radio up to hear it. Quality MHs have quiet roof air. Less expensive and entry units can be very noisy.
We have two roof mounted heatpumps. Very quiet and I've got all of my bays free. I don't think, nowadays, that you can generalize that one mounting system is better than the other...it really boils down to the implementation design of individual manufacturers. I much prefer having those boxes on the roof as opposed to giving up almost 25% of my basement storage. We snowbird, and my wife would have serious withdrawal issues if I told her we couldn't take her weaving look with us; in fact it could be a life and death situation...mine, not hers ??
