dual alternators
I see Superduties have dual alternators listed as an option. Anyone have this setup? Do you like it? And how are the loads separated? Thanks.
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I know it is not fair comparison, but driving Mercedes I naturally compare.
Mercedes makes automatic HVAC for at least 35 years and they do good job.
For last 20 years you have dual or quad zones, so passengers can make individual adjustment.
The only uncomfortable moment is when on heat the system will still blow very hot air with cabin already warm.
There is no program that would gradually lower the heat output on our cars, but the moment last just few seconds and I learn to live with it.
Bottom line, I have my thermostat set and usually never touch it.
Sometimes when I get into the car after some workout, I lower it couple degree, but that is all.
Going to pick up my new F350 in 1 hr and then I am taking my family to Texas Roadhouse (in California) for lunch.
It is going to be exiting day.
Mercedes makes automatic HVAC for at least 35 years and they do good job.
For last 20 years you have dual or quad zones, so passengers can make individual adjustment.
The only uncomfortable moment is when on heat the system will still blow very hot air with cabin already warm.
There is no program that would gradually lower the heat output on our cars, but the moment last just few seconds and I learn to live with it.
Bottom line, I have my thermostat set and usually never touch it.
Sometimes when I get into the car after some workout, I lower it couple degree, but that is all.
Going to pick up my new F350 in 1 hr and then I am taking my family to Texas Roadhouse (in California) for lunch.
It is going to be exiting day.
