Running the AC while driving
Hello all. This may be a silly question, but I wanted some input from some rv'ers who may be more experienced than we are. We own a 33ft Coachman Mirada. I know that the chassis ac is not for cooli...
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Hi,
I have several ways to keep comfortable. I can run the fan on the roof air which helps distribute the cool air from the dash.
It that is not enough help, I can run the roof air using the inverter.
If that begins to run the battery bank down, I can use the remote start on my Yamaha 3000 sIEB generator, recharge the bank and run the roof air.
If I had a choice of propane vs gas for a generator, I'd pick gas.
If I had a choice of propane vs diesel for a generator, I'd pick diesel.
On a hot day, I will start the roof air about 90 minutes before I stop traveling for the night.
I have several ways to keep comfortable. I can run the fan on the roof air which helps distribute the cool air from the dash.
It that is not enough help, I can run the roof air using the inverter.
If that begins to run the battery bank down, I can use the remote start on my Yamaha 3000 sIEB generator, recharge the bank and run the roof air.
If I had a choice of propane vs gas for a generator, I'd pick gas.
If I had a choice of propane vs diesel for a generator, I'd pick diesel.
On a hot day, I will start the roof air about 90 minutes before I stop traveling for the night.
gatorcq wrote:
so you rather be uncomfortable.
