Winnebago basement air
I have searched and read as much as I can about this. I understand that it takes away outside storage. But, does it work any better that two air conditioners mounted on the roof? Does it really coo...
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J-Rooster wrote:
With basement air I don't have to worry about tree branches or low clearances hitting my roof top air. And, I don't have wind pushing my RV all over the road when the wind gusts hit the roof air units.
Okay, I'll buy the tree branch argument (although there is other stuff up there to break with tree branches) but wind gusts pushing you by your roof top A/C units??? I'm thinking the side winds hitting the 35 foot + by 10 foot side of the motorhome would account for about 99.7% percent of getting pushed around by wind gusts, and the rooftop A/C units would account for .3%. And I'm probably giving them too much with that .3%.
In a nut shell, if the wind is strong enough to push your RV "all over the road" not having rooftop AC is not making a difference.
