Costco has a pretty small 6000 btu AC now
I bought one and am going to see if I can mod it to work just venting from the back for a in-cabinet side wall installation. It is very very tiny and $139. I will let you know how it goes.
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Let us know how it works right away when you get it. You can dummy it up for test purposes.
The reason I recommend action is that the Costco stores I know have, on the whole, very fine goods....
but......
once you see anything on the shelf that may be a hot seller, it is gone within days never to return. I have raced over to CCo when a friend said they had a certain item only to be disappointed that it was gone and won't be back. Plus each different CCo can have slightly different stock.
6K BTU's would be good for a small cube camper in anything but the summer Southern climes, me thinks.
We bought a 7K BTU Fedders air conditioner 42 years ago during an extended heat wave in L.A. that worked well in a 400 sq. foot space. It saved us and our then 1 and 3 year old children. But, it was big and bulky. I'm sure now with the electonics pared down so the unit would be smaller and lighter.
regards, as always, jefe
The reason I recommend action is that the Costco stores I know have, on the whole, very fine goods....
but......
once you see anything on the shelf that may be a hot seller, it is gone within days never to return. I have raced over to CCo when a friend said they had a certain item only to be disappointed that it was gone and won't be back. Plus each different CCo can have slightly different stock.
6K BTU's would be good for a small cube camper in anything but the summer Southern climes, me thinks.
We bought a 7K BTU Fedders air conditioner 42 years ago during an extended heat wave in L.A. that worked well in a 400 sq. foot space. It saved us and our then 1 and 3 year old children. But, it was big and bulky. I'm sure now with the electonics pared down so the unit would be smaller and lighter.
regards, as always, jefe
