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2003 Rexhall Aerbus 3550BSL
W-22 Workhorse
2005 Saturn Vue (Mr. Toad)
3.5L V6 Automatic
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dougrainer wrote:
I have NEVER seen a Ducted RV have 2 separate ducts. When you have just 1 AC running, you can run the other AC on FAN only to get cool air to the AC not running. Except for this post, I have never had anyone notice or complain about the One Duct system in 25 years. Doug
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Cocky_Camper wrote:
Friday, I run the generator to exercise it and ran the A/C's. When I was running just the front one, I noticed the air was barely coming out the rear ducts also, then vice versa when I ran just the rear unit. I stuck a flashlight in one of vents and discovered that what I observed was true.
Is it common to have dual A/C's and for them to be connected to one set of duct lines? In the hot and humid summers in the south, the front seems to get a little warmer at times, especially with kids opening the door every 10 minutes. Would it be okay if I was to place some duct tape in the ducts to separate the ducts for each unit? If I keep all the front a/c air blowing in the front of the coach, I figured that may help more.
Thanks!
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larry cad wrote:
We have the same situation in our 40'. We typically have only one AC on at a time. Night time we use the front one, and keep the front vents closed so it blows into the bedroom (quietly). Daytime we run the rear AC with the rear vents closed. Again, it is quiet in the front. Seems to work well for us. If it really gets warm, we can run both with what ever vents we need at the time.