Anyone ever put an RV air conditioner on the roof of their truck instead of getting an APU? Also would be a good idea to buy a truck that has one of these installed already or would it make resale more difficult?
RV A/C Unit On Truck
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why would you worry about resale of the truck?
Yes there are a bunch running with an RV A/C unit, but they run off of a generator.flood Thanks this. -
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If you're thinking about running it off the truck's batteries I don't think you'd have much luck. Any of the units I'm seeing that run off 12 volts look like they are pulling 50+ amps. Your battery group will probably be dead in around 6-7 hours tops would be my guess with 4 batteries.
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I should have added to my post, sorry.
get a split a/c system, no cutting holes in the roof,flood, 86scotty, cuzzin it and 1 other person Thank this. -
They are much more efficient. I run mine off two 280 L-ion batteries. If you need it for more than a full day/night then just power it with a Harbor Freight remote start generator. It's so simple it frustrates me to think about all the shoddy RV roof airs I had on various vehicles.
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Where does the cold air go in and the hot air go out from???
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Or get these group 31 ones
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