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Negligible. I get headaches when I'm in A/C too long. I don't think my body is used to it anymore. I got a mighty kool swamp cooler and in PA where humidity is moderately high, it still keeps me comfortable.

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Something like this https://www.amazon.com/Atmospheric-Solutions-G2C-Aquaboy-Generator/dp/B00BW5GLJQ There's many different models. I haven't looked into it too much yet. I was hoping someone else might have used it for an RV application and could give me some insight.

I seen these things can pull water out of the surrounding air. Any nomads have experience with these?I thought it would be awesome if you could rig it to your fresh water tank and run a swamp cooler off it and well everything else. Unlimited free fresh water. Seems almost perfect

For the 30$ or so it cost. He'll yeah. More power.

I would insulate first. If there is ever a problem you need to troubleshoot you will create more work having to remove the insulation to get to the wires.

I live in class b vans. Can do any modifications . Usually around the Pennsylvania  area. I work in solar fields. Oil fields. Mining. Construction. Machinery . I'm a red blooded American . I could afford a mortgage but choosee not too. I love the road.im looking for a like minded woman. In  my...

Thanks for the feedback

I seen they also have a heater that runs off gasoline and hooks up yo your fuel tank. I'll have to see where I'm at when I actually purchase my next van. I'm in the brainstorming stage right now. I really like the efficiency of the propex and low power draw. Considering I'm using reflectix for...

Also, when the fill your tanks they don't fill to maximum capacity. They fill them about 80% to leave room for expansion so it doesn't explode. I really wouldn't worry about it much and checking it multiple times a day is overkill. I make sure my connection is secure when I refill and hook it...

Thanks for all the feed back guys! (And gals?) I'm getting ready to buy a new rig this year. Really have my eyes on a 90s xplorer but will see what happens. This will be my 3rd van so I have a ton of ideas I want to try.

I'm in a 93 Chevy coachman I have a 30lb tank in the back beside the toilet. I run a 10 ft buddy hose to my Mr heater. It's going on my 3rd year now. No problems. I'm a smoker too lol.

Thanks. What about replacing them with a larger tank? Some of these vans I'm looking at only have 10lb onboard. I need like 30lb. Or more if it's reasonable. 100lbs are too heavy.

I don't need specific instructions. Just want to know if it's possible and general info

I finally found this 120w dc charger https://www.ebay.com/itm/U05-V15W120-004-120W-Universal-Laptop-Notebook-DC-Adapter-Charger-for-Car/252146512919?hash=item3ab51a7417:g:iMgAAMXQbcRQ77CA Now I can play x com 2 10 hours straight without draining my battery

I'm wondering if you can take off the onboard propane tanks on class b's  and replace them with larger  tanks or if there is a way to expand them maybe add on multiple ones. Anybody have experience with this?

Thank you. This is the kind of idea I'm looking for. I'm thinking about installing a propex2800 in my next build. I don't want that draining th propane unnecessarily fast

I'm trying to find ideas on insulating my rig. I live in PA. Cold winters and hot summers. I just keep reflectix on my windows year round. I miss my windows and being able to look out and open them. Does any body have a better idea?

I watched this the other day too. It was really good.

I'm in PA. I work in N.Y. sometimes. I might get to Springfield MA eventually. I don't know of any gatherings but I'm in the area.