Re: Stus-List rooftop hatch A/C

2020-01-02 Thread Robert Boyer via CnC-List
Will: I am not familiar with the A/C unit you are considering but if it is a removable unit (when you are sailing) you will also need a place to store it onboard. A built-in unit will eliminate this need too. I would also think that a water-cooled A/ C would be smaller in volume. I am a full

Re: Stus-List rooftop hatch A/C

2020-01-02 Thread Matthew L. Wolford via CnC-List
I have been toying with the idea of configuring a hatch-mounted “portable” AC unit for the dock only — small enough to remove when heading out. I’m interested in following your project. What kind of hatch is on your 41? (Atkins & Hoyle?). I have a friend with a 41 and will pass along your que

Re: Stus-List rooftop hatch A/C

2020-01-02 Thread Dennis C. via CnC-List
Will, Most, if not all, the negative comments are directed at the CruisAir portable units. You're talking about the Coleman Roughneck AC unit. That's got quite a bit more BTU cooling than the small CruisAir portables. Give it a shot. Let us know how it works. Just make sure you've got sufficien

Re: Stus-List rooftop hatch A/C

2020-01-02 Thread Will Gerstmyer via CnC-List
Still looking for help with our actual need: opening the space where our v-berth hatch is! Regarding comments, the roughneck unit is designed for harsh use, is marine grade, 13,500 btu and ratings over 4.2 so I’m surprised folks think it is a disaster already! The unsaid background is this: Joy