Dennis, and others; apologize up front for being so basic, but never having had 
AC at all, I'm having difficulty following the thread; are these units being 
installed into the clothes locker just forward of the Main Settee? If not, then 
where? If so, what cutting or reconstruction has to be done to accommodate the 
units?


Richard
1985 37 CB; 


Richard N. Bush Law Offices 
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-----Original Message-----
From: Dennis Cheuvront <[email protected]>
To: CnClist <[email protected]>
Sent: Mon, Feb 17, 2014 8:29 am
Subject: Re: Stus-List Sizing AC unit



Just a note on AC brands.  I started out with a Mermaid 16K reverse cycle unit 
I installed in1999.  Sent it back to Mermaid for repair twice in 8 years.  
Switched to a Cruisair 16K reverse cycle 6 or 7 years ago and sold the Mermaid 
on eBay.  The Cruisair has run without a burp since install.


My buddy here is the "go to" guy for refrigeration and AC installs and repairs. 
 He is the Cruisair factory repair tech for this area.  He works on all brands, 
Mermaid, MarineAir, etc.  He swears by Cruisair.


Dennis C.




On Mon, Feb 17, 2014 at 6:50 AM, Kim Brown <[email protected]> wrote:


Chuck
Late to this party but- FWIW our 35-3 has a 9k unit from mermaid (they are
local so no shipping...). It is intentionally undersized so we can run it
off our Honda 2000 at anchor. Great once the sun goes down but it loses the
battle mid afternoon in the 90's. The 9k also fit better in the hanging
locker where we could vent easily to the v-berth and main cabin. Pay
attention to the space needed for all the air handling bits and pieces. The
larger the unit the larger those bits and pieces need to be. We spent the
xtra for the reverse cycle. It adds a lot of flexibility though we consider
50's to be winter here. (sunny and headed to 80 today....) Don't know about
others but the thermostats we started with never lasted more than a year or
2- just not marine ready. So I finally just bought a Honeywell hockey puck
and as it is all mechanical it has been just fine.
Kim Brown
Trust Me!!! 35-3


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