Has anyone used or made or purchased a Genturi exhaust?

tenbear wrote:
I made my own and it works great.

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I made my own and it works great.

Genturi works great. Just make sure the exhaust outlet is in a place that will allow the Genturi to be mounted vertically. We had use it on our previous rig just fine. We are having a generator installed in the new rig, and the typical location for the exhaust is directly under a slide, making the use of the Genturi in that location impossible. I'll have to have the exhaust run much further towards the rear to the first area the Genturi can be installed and not interfere with other equipment.

Had a Genturi when we had our Class A. Used it many race weekends for years, it worked really well.

Over the years I've posted about my $18 one made from a 10' section of alum 2X4 downspout, 90 degree elbow, and a 4" suction cup... probably used it 30 days this past year between the Albuquerque balloon fest (required) and several dry camping rallies this winter.

For just one day I put on a metal conduit 90 degree sweep pointed up if there is very little wind... easier to get to and store.

Originally made one out of PVC pipe but it got hot enough to bend. :S

I use one a couple of times a year. It is the original article and works great.

Thought about making my own but was pressed for time leaving on a trip so just bought one. Have never regretted that purchase. Well made and works great.

I have one it workes great. Had to have it for a ralley we were going to.
Bill

Dutch_12078 wrote:
We've used a genuine Gen-turi since we got our first motorhome with an onboard generator. It works well redirecting the exhaust fumes and noise above the coach where it's disbursed by the prevailing breezes.

Ditto on this answer. Easy to hook up and works as advertised.

Lots of threads on the subject. Search Genturi, and find about three pages worth. Answer to your questions are YES and VERY WELL. I don't have one myself.