8iron

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Help me settle a friendly argument...
I have a 13,000 btu roof A/C Unit. Is air drawn from outside the TT and cooled or does the A/C recirculate air from inside the TT?
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Dwight205

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recirculate air from inside
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Intheloonybin

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Recirculated.
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8iron

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Thanx for the replies...I won the argument but now we need to find a way to create a positive pressure environment in out TT's. The reason being that both our TT's seem to fill up with dust when travelling down gravel roads.
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I sealed up all the holes in the floor and it really helped with our dust level in our moho. I used the spray expandable foam. I got two paint lights and put them inside. Then I crawled under at night to see where the light was coming through.
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tatest

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To create a positive pressure environment, while traveling, won't you have to draw air from the outside?
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javaseuf

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I have spoken with a few people that have had this trouble and they installed a high-velocity reversable fan such as the Fantastic and suck outside air into the coach to pressurize it. Placing a filter material in the vent opening would additionally filter the incoming air.
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8iron

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javaseuf wrote: I have spoken with a few people that have had this trouble and they installed a high-velocity reversable fan such as the Fantastic and suck outside air into the coach to pressurize it. Placing a filter material in the vent opening would additionally filter the incoming air.
That was my next question...would driving with the vent cover open a few inches damage it? I wouldn't think so.
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8iron wrote: javaseuf wrote: I have spoken with a few people that have had this trouble and they installed a high-velocity reversable fan such as the Fantastic and suck outside air into the coach to pressurize it. Placing a filter material in the vent opening would additionally filter the incoming air.
That was my next question...would driving with the vent cover open a few inches damage it? I wouldn't think so.
No. You could even buy one of those fancy covers that go over the entire vent.
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