29 OL owners cabin question please...
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It works great! It will run off shore power or the gen I mounted in the engine compartment!
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Originally Posted by Blewbyyou
Can you fit the portipot in this space, or is it to small even for that? Looking at buying one, but have never been in the cabin of one.
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Originally Posted by dave-01
Customtouch, tell me more about the A/C unit? What is the brand? Do you have any more pics of the install?
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Here is a close up of the a/c unit mounted in the closet. The condensation over flow drains into the bilge.
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Here is a picture of the pump and sea strainer mounted to the stinger. There is a shut-off valve where the water comes in through the clamshell pick-up in the bottom of the boat but you cannot see it in the picture. I mounted it all to a piece of starboard and then attached it to the stringer so it could be removed easily for service. P.S. the plug you see is for the battery tend and has nothing to do with the a/c.
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