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Old 03-15-2013, 06:18 PM   #1
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Flagstaff AC output sufficient?

I am contemplating ordering a flagstaff classic super lite double slide bunk house 32 ft. but the AC units are 13.5 factory no option. I have always had a 15.5 for this size trailer. Is this smaller unit efficient at cooling down a coach of this size? I would assume being that there isn't an option for the 15.5 it is, but has anyone had any experience with this? Thanks for the advice!
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Old 03-15-2013, 06:22 PM   #2
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I have a 36 foot 5th wheel sabre with bunk house with a 13.5k


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Old 03-15-2013, 10:27 PM   #3
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On the Forest River site, the Flagstaff Classic Super Lite has a 15K BTU AC listed as an option. You should be able to order one with it.

Here's the link... Flagstaff Super Lite Travel Trailer Features / Options by Forest River

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Old 03-15-2013, 10:56 PM   #4
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I am contemplating ordering a flagstaff classic super lite double slide bunk house 32 ft. but the AC units are 13.5 factory no option. I have always had a 15.5 for this size trailer. Is this smaller unit efficient at cooling down a coach of this size? I would assume being that there isn't an option for the 15.5 it is, but has anyone had any experience with this? Thanks for the advice!
Are you saying there are (2) 13.5 AC units on the unit you want to order? Youroo!!
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Old 03-30-2013, 10:48 PM   #5
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If you are camping in any heat and humidity, you will need two airconditioners. The lightweight Flagstaff and Rockwood campers have squat for insulation in the walls. The roof isn't too bad.
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Old 04-01-2013, 03:55 PM   #6
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I would want the 15,000 BTU at a minimun, if I RVed up north. I have a 2012 V-Cross 275, fiver, 32 ft and I have 2 ACs, 15,000 and a 13,500 in the bedroom. I RV a lot in SE Texas and for example last summer during July in Livingston, TX at the Excapee's RV park it was near 100 F and the humidity near 95%, it was plenty cool with both running. You don't say were you will be RVing?
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