cold marine air .com

Sounds like this might be something interesting. One thing it definitely needs is the help of a marketing consultant- or a buddy with the facts, figures, and pictures..:cool:

RB

And the ability to read the manuals on line like the web site states.

$6000.00:eek:

That is for sure....:eek:

At that cost you would think they would have a whole lot more info on their site to help people learn about the product in order to make an informative buying decision. Pics of different boats & installations, Answers to most common questions about the units & installation, boat show schedules where you can visit them at a booth and speak first hand. Just my .02

40 amp charger "should keep the batteries up"? so two group 27 gel batteries are going to supply 40 amps for 8 to 10 hrs?

The start of this thread was in 2003 but the 2nd page (2008) they are only $670-$935??

http://www.coldmarineair.com/catalog.htm

Those are for very small systems. The 4000btu is $2300 and 6000btu unit is $2750.

Thanks I have no clue how many BTUs would be needed to cool or heat a boat. I know my window unit in my living room is 8000 and that cools down a 24x12 room pretty good.

Yes, in a well insulated home. In a boat a 2500 BTU unit might cool a Top Gun bathroom.