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Originally Posted by Chance
That particular unit you linked (which may be different than your friend’s) has horrendous performance numbers listed. Data below from ad shows a cooling capacity of +/- 7,900 BTU/hr and requires +/- 900 Watts of power. The EER is less than 9. 
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Yeah, I'm not even sure what his exact set up was, all I knew was he wanted to cool the sleeping area he built out in the bus and, since he had one of those redneck patio's on top of the bus he couldn't use a normal RV roof unit.
He had no shore power voltage in the thing either.
The unit in my link I'm not sure I would go through the trouble of installing even if if they'd given it to me.
I think one of the main draws to these split system is just they're less noisy, with a pair of these RV units roaring at full song you need headphones if you ever plan to watch TV in the thing.
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