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Having heard of all the tails of woe when it comes to RV air conditioning and how it is only just adequate..  I thought of having home airconditioning in the RV. Yes you do have to find a spot where to put the indoor unit (heavy, like 10kg+) and the outdoor unit (seen it on the back before on...

Almost forgot that we are talking about vans not big houses, compressor based dehumidifiers are good, but noisy and etc. Why not try the desiccant dehumidifiers, they do use quite a lot of power 300w but actually heat the room as well as dehumidify it. They are much quieter than Compressor based...

They really aren't much cop at all. They could run for hours on end and only extract maybe half a litre, and are less efficient than a compressor based system. Depending on your climate, a desiccant would work better than a compressor based one. But peltier based 12v ones are awful. (uses...

I can't find how to edit the post but i did some calculations... For heating, if the car were to have the engine idling for 12 hours straight (eek!) that would burn 0.5 litres/hour so around 6 litres of fuel in total (Honda Jazz 2007). This in my country (UK) would cost around £7-8 which is...

Idea one [heated vehicle]: Just a concept I came up with.. So for heating to work in a car we need two things: 1) Engine up to temperature 2) Electricity to power the fan 3) Kinetic energy to power the water pump So to remedy this (for where you don't have the space for a heater): Use an...