Does a front bath TC block the AC?
I looked at a new Arctic Fox 992 over the weekend. It has the front bath that almost completely blocks off the cabover bedroom. I really like that type of floor plan. The Okanagan DB96 was similar and...
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I had 2 Arctic Fox's, 1150 and an 1140. So as to not tick off AF owners, first, I'll say great campers.
But I hated the AC. Too fast, too loud. You couldn't slow it down, the difference between hi speed and low speed was barely noticeable, and with the AC on, if felt like a mini hurricane, even with the deflector closed. So, that being said, I have a Eagle Cap with the bath in the way, AC works great.
Not to derail the topic, but before I got my 1150, I also looked at the 992. HUGE bathroom, plenty of room to sit and, umm, read a magazine. The only thing I didn't like about the 992 was the lack of storage.
Consider outside storage on a 992 when you look at it, and where plan to pack even the bare essentials--
small bbq
lawn chairs
tools
leveling blocks/lego's
extension cord
water hoses
etc, etc...
But I hated the AC. Too fast, too loud. You couldn't slow it down, the difference between hi speed and low speed was barely noticeable, and with the AC on, if felt like a mini hurricane, even with the deflector closed. So, that being said, I have a Eagle Cap with the bath in the way, AC works great.
Not to derail the topic, but before I got my 1150, I also looked at the 992. HUGE bathroom, plenty of room to sit and, umm, read a magazine. The only thing I didn't like about the 992 was the lack of storage.
Consider outside storage on a 992 when you look at it, and where plan to pack even the bare essentials--
small bbq
lawn chairs
tools
leveling blocks/lego's
extension cord
water hoses
etc, etc...
