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โJun-22-2018 10:55 PM
sgip2000 wrote:
Do your ducted vents have dampers that can be closed? I swapped all my vents to ones with dampers. Close the ones you don't need open and it'll redirect more air to the ones you need.
โJun-22-2018 01:58 PM
ktmrfs wrote:
the best improvements to my AC in my trailer were:
3) block off the ducting shortly after the last ceiling vent.
โJun-21-2018 10:29 PM
wildtoad wrote:
First thing Iโd do is make sure youโre not losing air at the source. In my last mh a good bit of cold air was going back up the return as the divider between the two sides was poorly done.
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โJun-13-2018 11:20 AM
wopachop wrote:
Thanks to member LandYacht ive learned that modern computer fans are super efficient and quite powerful for their size.
My toyhauler AC is ducted. You have the choice whether to open or close the main vent. With the main vent open its really loud inside, but i got to think running through ducts reduces it efficiency.
What about attaching a computer fan to the outside of the vent? Or maybe even pull cover and attach the fan inside the AC unit at the start of the duct. Because again thanks to landyacht it seems the fans do a better job at pushing through a restriction. Could even get a small 12v converter and wire to the 110v feed of the ac unit. Or even better find the wire or terminal that gets energized when the AC unit turns on. So the fan would turn on automatically.
Any thoughts?
โJun-13-2018 11:16 AM
2oldman wrote:
I have several vents. What do you mean 'main vent'?
โJun-13-2018 11:02 AM