I have a 13,500 BTU Coleman RV airconditioner on the custom built hard top on
the flying bridge which is composed of eisinglass enclosures on all sides,
and a shower curtain to the sundeck below. In 92 degree weather the flying
bridge goes to 106 without the R V AC, but with the AC it is a reasonably
confortable 85 with lower humidity and the cold air blows on my back at the
helm seat, even in full Florida Sun. The condensate drain is plumbed along
the top of the hard top, along the forward edge of the radar arch and just
able a scupper drain with 3/8 vinly tubing. There are no problems with this
installation.
Bob Austin
Symbol 42
Pensacola, FL
I have a 13,500 BTU Coleman RV airconditioner on the custom built hard top on
the flying bridge which is composed of eisinglass enclosures on all sides,
and a shower curtain to the sundeck below. In 92 degree weather the flying
bridge goes to 106 without the R V AC, but with the AC it is a reasonably
confortable 85 with lower humidity and the cold air blows on my back at the
helm seat, even in full Florida Sun. The condensate drain is plumbed along
the top of the hard top, along the forward edge of the radar arch and just
able a scupper drain with 3/8 vinly tubing. There are no problems with this
installation.
Bob Austin
Symbol 42
Pensacola, FL