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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We have his/hers 12v fans in the bedroom plugged into cigarette lighter plugs. A bit noisy but so is truck/car traffic if close to major roads. This will cool you down but will not replace A/C.
We have travelled in the tropics with our young kids and stayed in 4 walls and a light bulb places with only a ceiling fan. You do sweat, and the moving air cools you down so you can sleep.
We have camped in high humidity, high heat, no fan or A/C where at 12 midnight, you lay on the bed with no covers and sweat. This is a long time ago with a TC. The 12v fans we have now are 100% better than that situation. It is all relative.
Dave
We have travelled in the tropics with our young kids and stayed in 4 walls and a light bulb places with only a ceiling fan. You do sweat, and the moving air cools you down so you can sleep.
We have camped in high humidity, high heat, no fan or A/C where at 12 midnight, you lay on the bed with no covers and sweat. This is a long time ago with a TC. The 12v fans we have now are 100% better than that situation. It is all relative.
Dave
