Desert heat
Hello, Will be heading out the SW portion of the US in a couple weeks. Some of the places we'll be staying will be 100+ degrees for the highs. What do I need to take into consideration with my TT to...
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bob213 wrote:
Your refrig. will probably be far less able to handle the temp. Keep your drinks in an ice chest so you don't have to open the refrig. If temp. can't be kept low enough in refrig. transfer perishables to ice chest.
Fans help to make you feel cooler while a/c is running. A/c can only do so much for an oven on wheels. The hotter it gets outside, the less it will cool the inside.
Shade for refrig. side of trailer and a/c if possible.
We live and camp in 100*+ temps. It's not like being in the mountains or on the coast. Prepare to be a little warmer than you probably would prefer.
I have a shade to attach to the awning that will shade the refrig side and we'll have a few coolers with ice. The A/C is on the roof, I don't know what I'll be able to do about that. I have requested shaded sites, but won't know until we get there if we will have it or not.
Thanks
