[A/S] Re: hunter and others about temp

[appdsgn@xxxxxxx]

Doc,

It's only the exception.  My experience was camping on the beach in 
SC during July.  There was no shade.  The temp outside was between 
101 and 103. Humidity was about 97%  The air thermostat was set at 
around 75.  During the heat of the day, the inside temp would climb 
to around 80 or so.  It was still quite comfortable (especially 
compared to outside), as that old unit was almost constently blowing 
cold air.

One of my favorite features about the classic airstreams is they have 
lots of windows that open wide.  Much or our "camping" is done with 
windows wide open and the air off. We stay quite comfortable. Friends 
with newer plastic box rvs with tiny windows have to run their air 
even on nice nights to stay comfortable.

Jim