Wolf Creek/ Artic Fox owners
I am looking at a WC or maybe the lightest AF. I have some general questions about them. Can you make the WC's comfortable in temps as low as freezing and as high as mid 90's? How big is the ge...
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I have an 840. I think WC has 2" thick walls and AF has 3"?
in 90deg and higher, 100% humidy, out in an open field at the beach, full bore sun on rig 14 hours all day, 9100btu works fine. never have had to turn it up to High. It does blow air into the bunk area but I have mine wired to cycle the compressor AND fan off by thermostat. last trip I had a little clamp on AC fan from walmart and we ran it blowing air into bunk area (from front grill, not vented), just to circulate a little air when AC was off, plus it leaves a little white noise.
The bathroom gets warm with that large skylight in it, but its neat being able to stand up and look around the campground through the skylight (if your tall enough).
have not tried it in real cold yet but would expect it to be OK around/below freezing. the basement is heated by a fan forcing air through it as heater runs and all your water and vales are in heated space.
I also run AC on my honda 2000 when stopping at night along highway. I also have a 3 gallon extended run tank.
you can carry chairs on the rear ladder. it holds my little giant 4 step ladder with no problems.
I mostly run long trips with my 7x 14 trailer (with bmw motorcycle inside), but I also have alarge curt front rack that can carry 500 lbs.
in 90deg and higher, 100% humidy, out in an open field at the beach, full bore sun on rig 14 hours all day, 9100btu works fine. never have had to turn it up to High. It does blow air into the bunk area but I have mine wired to cycle the compressor AND fan off by thermostat. last trip I had a little clamp on AC fan from walmart and we ran it blowing air into bunk area (from front grill, not vented), just to circulate a little air when AC was off, plus it leaves a little white noise.
The bathroom gets warm with that large skylight in it, but its neat being able to stand up and look around the campground through the skylight (if your tall enough).
have not tried it in real cold yet but would expect it to be OK around/below freezing. the basement is heated by a fan forcing air through it as heater runs and all your water and vales are in heated space.
I also run AC on my honda 2000 when stopping at night along highway. I also have a 3 gallon extended run tank.
you can carry chairs on the rear ladder. it holds my little giant 4 step ladder with no problems.
I mostly run long trips with my 7x 14 trailer (with bmw motorcycle inside), but I also have alarge curt front rack that can carry 500 lbs.
