Can someone give me info on the articul in powerboat mag about DC air conditioning ,,,I think it was about 2 yrs ago ,, They installed a DC unit in a Formula ,,I think 38 Fastec ,,,in Fla. and I am looking for info,,,,, anyone???

I have MOST of them going back about 6 years any clue what month or what was on the cover or anything?

http://www.kooleraire.com/index.htm

it works!!!!!

Nope Dreamer ,,,that is not it,,,I remember that it was an install in the bilge and that it was 12 volt DC powered ,, the big test was that it stayed on all night ,,the cabin stayed 69 degrees and that the boat started up in the morning ,, just on the two batt ,,,, it was pretty impressive!!

RHC

http://aolsearch.aol.com/aol/redir?s...r+Conditioning

I have the kooleraire. It works OK. You can't beat it for the price. There is no way to remove the humidity so keep the ice in a plastic bag.

Are you plannin on staying at the islands with us this year or something?

Thanks Comanche 3Six ,, thats the product I was looking for ,,, No ,, Team Baja , I dont plan on spending the night on the Island with you Hoodlums,,, I can get in enough trouble on the mainland,, I might have to Drop Anchor on the Lee side tho and then u guys will never find me!!!

RHC

for the kooleraire, what do you do once the ice melts?

That is one of the problems. You have to carry a lot of ice. When it is 90 outside the cabin stays about 80 for the first 2 hours.