Heating and Cooling on the road
I'm probably a little naive on this coming from a 5th wheel, but when rolling down the road with passenger is a class A, are you pretty much stuck with the generator running the whole time to cool beh...
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I think you'll find that you'll be more than comfortable. Obviously, this is only an issue in hot weather. When the temps start getting above 90 degrees, we find the dash A/C does fine until about 1pm-2pm. We'll then turn on one roof A/C and eave it running until we're parked at our campsite and plugged in. This way, you're not trying to cool a hot coach once you're park for the evening.
I'm always trying to get my best mileage as it's a challenge to me, but comfort trumps my anal tendencies when it's hot.
I look at it this way.....when I bought m first DP in 2005, diesel was $3.50 a gallon. It later went to $4.00 and there was one summer when it hit $5.00. Right now, I can buy diesel for $1.30 less a gallon that I could 11 years ago. I'm going to burn some diesel this year!!!
I'm always trying to get my best mileage as it's a challenge to me, but comfort trumps my anal tendencies when it's hot.
I look at it this way.....when I bought m first DP in 2005, diesel was $3.50 a gallon. It later went to $4.00 and there was one summer when it hit $5.00. Right now, I can buy diesel for $1.30 less a gallon that I could 11 years ago. I'm going to burn some diesel this year!!!
