The rv a/c silencer

[doughboy]

If you have a ducted air conditioner that you would like to quiet down. Check out Wacko products. they are also going to make a Coleman design. It works.

[RFarley]

Does anyone have any experience with the appliance, would be interested in your experience, seems expensive and maybe restrictive airflow, looks like it block cold air dump
Thanks Ron

[dward51]

Odd that their video just talks about the product and there is no actual demonstration of it on a running AC. For that amount of money, I want to hear it running and see some reviews of users (other than what the maker has on their website).

[TheWolfPaq82]

I'd like to see a "Before / After" video. My A/C is a lot quieter if I run it on low. Still skeptical about it.

[cmysstailights]

Absolutly not, 190 bucks. Maybe for 100 but to each their own.

[frank4711]

I don't even have my Rockwood yet so I have to see, right now I would say no. My next door neighbor has a 5th wheel and he said he runs both a/c's till unit is cooled down then just the back unit while they are up front in living area. The price point would be better at $99 .... My brother in law has a Jayco and it has what they call Whisper Quiet and you can barely hear it...

[Rdeejr]

I don’t think my ac is that loud. Plus you give up the ac dump feature of directing the air down in the room which I really use. This is not for me.

[nomad297]

The concept makes sense to me, but the price is too high right now. I’m sure these things weren’t cheap to design and get into production, but the guy is approaching the introduction of his product to the market backwards. I think he is trying to recoup his expenses of getting this thing on the market quicker than he should be. Maybe he will realize this and lower the price so he can make more sales to recoup his expenses in a more reasonable manner.

Bruce

[aceinspp]

Well I'll wait to see who test the waters here and there review. With shipping be over $200. Ya dump feature on present system would be a neg. Later RJD