Dash heat.

[Bob Dunahugh]

Alittle reality came to me as to heating/cooling these GMCs. It's a lot of cubic feet, and mass for a basic van system to handle. For medium heating, or cooling. We have a tarp that we hang across, at the side door. For real cold driving. I turn on the furnace. For real hot driving. Run the roof A/C. With Linda in her wheelchair. She can't ride up front. Thus I need to heat/cool the back more completely. When we leave Iowa in Feb/Mar. The GMC is inside at 70. We drive out the door. And don't stop till we hit warmth outside. Thought about adding more heating/cooling units at the rear. But what we're doing now. Works. Bob Dunahugh

 

[jim kanomata1]

Bob,
WE have installed a heater coil in rear area with fan control that works
well.
As far as cooling , we have done the same with an unit in back using the
same main system.
This way we do not rely on the generator at all going forward

> Alittle reality came to me as to heating/cooling these GMCs. It's a lot of
> cubic feet, and mass for a basic van system to handle. For medium heating,
> or cooling. We have a tarp that we hang across, at the side door. For real
> cold driving. I turn on the furnace. For real hot driving. Run the roof
> A/C. With Linda in her wheelchair. She can't ride up front. Thus I need to
> heat/cool the back more completely. When we leave Iowa in Feb/Mar. The GMC
> is inside at 70. We drive out the door. And don't stop till we hit warmth
> outside. Thought about adding more heating/cooling units at the rear. But
> what we're doing now. Works. Bob Dunahugh
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Jim Kanomata
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