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dclark1946
Aug 22, 2020Explorer
Chum lee,
I get it that you understand the technical concept of evaporative cooling to assist the A/C by significantly reducing condenser temperature. Your responses however seem to suggest that this is an impractical solution looking for a suitable problem. I have already demonstrated to myself how well it works on a home residential system under extreme temp conditions. I would agree that under normal camping conditions there is no need to assist an RV A/C. It is the extreme high ambient temperature conditions that I routinely run into every year (as do others camping in Jul/ Aug here in TX) where the heat load exceeds the A/C BTU capacity (which unfortunately is decreasing as temps go above 95) that would benefit.
I get it that you understand the technical concept of evaporative cooling to assist the A/C by significantly reducing condenser temperature. Your responses however seem to suggest that this is an impractical solution looking for a suitable problem. I have already demonstrated to myself how well it works on a home residential system under extreme temp conditions. I would agree that under normal camping conditions there is no need to assist an RV A/C. It is the extreme high ambient temperature conditions that I routinely run into every year (as do others camping in Jul/ Aug here in TX) where the heat load exceeds the A/C BTU capacity (which unfortunately is decreasing as temps go above 95) that would benefit.
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