Keeping cool while boondocking
We leave for a 2 week trip on Friday. Our first night we are boondocking in a Cabela's parking lot. The problem is that it's going to be warm...and there are 13 of us in a TT. I keep thinking that ...
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(quote),Back on topic, it was good to be reminded of the power consumption advantages of DC fans vs AC with inverter. I bought a small DC fan with a clip mount and cigarette lighter plug at Flying J. It moves a reasonable amount of air and is quieter than the Fantastic fan. Hope the kids have a great trip! (quote)
Our small 2 x 6v fans sip power even if on for the whole night. Clip them on the window valances. Keeps things bearable in fairly hot conditions(80F low). Dry camp 98.9% of the time. Almost no A/C, no genny time. Of course, you avoid unbearably hot and humid places in the summer.
Dave
Our small 2 x 6v fans sip power even if on for the whole night. Clip them on the window valances. Keeps things bearable in fairly hot conditions(80F low). Dry camp 98.9% of the time. Almost no A/C, no genny time. Of course, you avoid unbearably hot and humid places in the summer.
Dave
