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richfaa · 06-15-2016, 02:36 PM

If u want a shock buy an IR thermometer and shoot the temps on your outside gel coat in the sunlight.
Those of us with the pretty Big Sky or full body paint will get a even bigger shock but will help to understand why the A/C dos not keep us as cool as we would like.

We will be heading to Nebraska for a MOC rally then down to Shawnee,Ok for a FCRV rally.It will be very hot and our two perfectly operating A/C's will be running day and night to hopefully keep us comfortable in this pretty dark colored Big Sky. We have never been uncomfortable in very hot and humid temps just wringing out the humidity aids in the comfort level but we have never seen 60's or 70 degrees on a 100 degree high humidity day.Our set point is 77 degrees both A/C's run day and night and at 100 degrees will not get it down to that set point.

06-15-2016, 02:36 PM	#35
richfaa Montana Master Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: North Ridgeville Posts: 20,229 M.O.C. #2839	If u want a shock buy an IR thermometer and shoot the temps on your outside gel coat in the sunlight. Those of us with the pretty Big Sky or full body paint will get a even bigger shock but will help to understand why the A/C dos not keep us as cool as we would like. We will be heading to Nebraska for a MOC rally then down to Shawnee,Ok for a FCRV rally.It will be very hot and our two perfectly operating A/C's will be running day and night to hopefully keep us comfortable in this pretty dark colored Big Sky. We have never been uncomfortable in very hot and humid temps just wringing out the humidity aids in the comfort level but we have never seen 60's or 70 degrees on a 100 degree high humidity day.Our set point is 77 degrees both A/C's run day and night and at 100 degrees will not get it down to that set point.