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So I just installed the RV Airflow in the front A/C of my 2020 Magnitude SV34. My goal was to be able to run the from A/C at night and have more airflow pushed through the ducts in the bedroom so I don't have to run the bedroom A/C at night (unless it is brutal conditions).
I did most of the A/C mods that have been posted on this forum and have been generally happy with the A/C performance since doing so. I thought the RV Airflow might be the final piece of the puzzle.
My first issue is the duct insert are too small for the openings in my A/C unit. Attached are the pictures. The duct inserts pictured in the instructions are black in color and appear to be larger. I'm not sure if they shipped me the wrong inserts or not. I have emailed them the pictures.
As a result of the sloppy fit of the duct inserts the styrofoam piece is also loose fitting. So much so I believe it is probably leaking cold air that is getting sucked back through the evaporator. I used some rubber sealing that I had to try to seal and tighten things up.
I have an e-mail into their suport with the pictuters of the duct and a video showing how loose the styrofoam fits so we will see what they say.
That being said.... from my perspective if you follow all or most of the mods on this forum and make sure the plenum divider is well sealed, I think you can get the same performance gain as the RV Airflow device provides at a fraction of the cost.... and without losing the dump vents should you want to use them.
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