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Old 06-04-2021, 05:44   #31
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Re: Finalizing s/v Jedi AC diagram

That is one heck of a bank!!

I went with one 16000 btu Marinaire for the salon, which if we leave the doors to all four cabins open will cool the boat when it's 85 degrees out with full sun. It draws 5.5 amps. I also have two 6000 btu Marinaire's in each of the main berths. They draw 3.2 amps. Super easy to install and very quiet. What we are really happy about is the amount of humidity it's removing. Huge difference from my old system which cooled but didn't dehumidify at the same level (from feel).
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