Running AC On The Road
In a Class B or small Class C do you find that the overhead AC unit has to be run in addition to the dash AC when on the road, especially in the hot summer months? Or can the dash AC keep the MH cool ...
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STBRetired wrote:
Have 38' gasser and dash A/C will keep coach comfortable as far back as the bathroom. Bedroom gets a bit warm. That's in 99 temp and 90 humidity in central FLA. Usually fire up generator and rear A/C about 30 minutes before arrival so that all is comfy.
That is good to know. Still contemplating what size motor home is the right type. I was considering a small C or even a B, as we could use it as a 2nd car when not RVing. However, I am now re-thinking about comfort and have actually reviewed a couple of 40 footers. There is just my wife and myself. Are large Class A's much more difficult to maneuver? How about upkeep/maintenance? I have always thought that a Class B or C is for being able to a lot of "boondocking" whereas a Class A is for getting from one place to another and then staying awhile.
