While traveling in warm/hot climate, we run the house air with the generator for most of the entire trip. Also use the dash air at the beginning of the trip but turn it off when there is no sun directly facing the windshield. Dash air takes a bit of power from the engine, especially on hilly terrain. Keeps us happy, keeps the engine happy and keeps the generator happy (gennies love to run). And the DW can use the Keurig whenever her caffeine levels drop! Probably get better gas mileage running the generator as opposed to running the dash air, though it would take a bit of practical research under identical conditions to prove that theory. Maybe someone else has done that for us? I'm a little curious but either way, I'll still be running the house air...we live in Florida, and I have also found that it is hot everywhere in the summer months. Who'd o thought???
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Mike & Diane
2018 Thor Vegas 25.5
2017 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited
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