Adding AC to 2004 Baja Outlaw
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I am thinking about installing AC on my 2004 Baja Outlaw has any one installed an AC unit on a performance style boat? I would love to talk to someone who has. It would be really nice for sleeping on the boat.
https://www.dometic.com/bd10b370-ad7...59e03737.fodoc
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I had a whole thread with pics when I installed it on my 33 OL.. search my name maybe?
Edit: just noticed the link to a DC unit.
As an HVAC guy Id say that be a waste of time and $$ unless you live in Alaska and don`t need too much cooling. If youre going to go thru the trouble AC is the way to go. 3500BTUs isn`t going cool much on a hot day
Edit: just noticed the link to a DC unit.
As an HVAC guy Id say that be a waste of time and $$ unless you live in Alaska and don`t need too much cooling. If youre going to go thru the trouble AC is the way to go. 3500BTUs isn`t going cool much on a hot day
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I had a whole thread with pics when I installed it on my 33 OL.. search my name maybe?
Edit: just noticed the link to a DC unit.
As an HVAC guy Id say that be a waste of time and $$ unless you live in Alaska and don`t need too much cooling. If youre going to go thru the trouble AC is the way to go. 3500BTUs isn`t going cool much on a hot day
Edit: just noticed the link to a DC unit.
As an HVAC guy Id say that be a waste of time and $$ unless you live in Alaska and don`t need too much cooling. If youre going to go thru the trouble AC is the way to go. 3500BTUs isn`t going cool much on a hot day
See ya
Kelly




