I'll see your shower and raise you with an HVAC

[spencurai]

http://www.climaterightair.com

So this is overkill and way down the list of things for modding a back country trailer or RTT but wow that's a relatively elegant way to heat or cool in the outback of Utah during those hotter than hell months. This thing doubles as a heater too...for 600$msrp it's priced fair too!!

The spaghetti hoses are ugly but I'd rather have ugly hoses than a sweaty woman

 

[cruiseroutfit]

I've got a picture somewhere on a small AC unit on the side of a RTT down in South America, pretty funny stuff.

 

[Kevin B.]

I would think that would be hard on the batteries, trying to cool an uninsulated shelter like an RTT.

 

[spencurai]

I would use something like that to knock down the heat of the day and cool.my teardrop off before bed. I bet it would work on a tent to a lesser extent.

 

[JL Rockies]

I would think that would be hard on the batteries, trying to cool an uninsulated shelter like an RTT.

Someone should come up with a solution for that.

 

[TJDukit]

Someone should come up with a solution for that.

But whoever comes up with the solution should also be able to explain said solution.

 

[Hickey]

I've seen AC units designed for a home window mount used on camp trailers. All you need is a small generator to supply power.

 

[VerdeXJ]

That is overkill, just get an AC unit for a semi truck, much smaller, and should work with the undefined unlimited power source.

 

[RogueJeepr]

In my teardrop I have a spot cut out w/ a door for a small A/C unit (which I just happen to have) but the former owner said it wasnt needed and stayed somewhat cool inside.
I would like to find a small (quiet generator) to use when going to the saltflats to power the A/C unit.