Coleman Mach 8 Low Profile 9,200 BTU Review
I purchased the stated unit for two reasons. One, was to be able to run it with my Honda 2000. Second, I wanted a low a height on the unit to help lower my already tall profile. The 8" height of ...
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trailgranny50 wrote:
Our 9200 will freeze icicles on your nose in 100°+ heat in our poorly insulated 25 year old camper as well. When it's humid we always run it on high to prevent it cycling the compressor too much per tech recommendation then low at night if it stays miserable hot. Have three small dogs and one fat lady that really appreciate the cool. Hubby just uses and extra blanket. If we're on shore power we've paid for the electricity so we use it. A bit more frugal on the generator but have extended run tank too.
Is this the newer low profile Coleman mach 8 or the previous mach 9 design?
It appears when coleman changed to the new low pro mach 8 design the unit will not cool effectivly at higher temps and will not run on high cool on a 2000 watt inverter. They should recall all the units and go back to the Mach 9 design on the 9200 btu unit. I am not happy with mine and with my last TC having the Mach 9 9200 btu unit it ran great on my honda 2000 geny and would freeze us out in desert conditions. Yeah I like the low profile design on the new model, but the thing is pretty much useless.
