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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jaycocreek wrote:I agree if you have a nice window to have the fan move air in and the fan is easily propped up there. My home has lots of wide window options. My RV has more like small narrow vents that open that would not work well with a indoor fan. However with the Fantastic Fan pushing air out the ceiling all these small 'vents' perform quite well. Not disagreeing with you as much as relating my experience.These table fans just circulate the hot air. You need a quality vent fan to move some hot air out of the trailer and pull in the cool evening/night air.Sat by an open window these fans do just that..Sucks in the cool air and distributes it through the trailer...Certainly not a replacement for a roof mounted one,but these are portable to be put where-ever you want them.
My bias too is that I can't stand a fan running next to me while I sleep. The roof vent fan on low is just fine.
