RE: [A/S] A/C Thermostat

[Jack Canavera <jackcanavera@xxxxxxxxx>]

--- "Steve @ S&M Cycles and Accessories"
<steve@s-mcycles.com> wrote:

> Provided that the OEM thermostat for the furnace and
> the A/C are in close
> enough proximity or one can pull an extension wire
> set, just about any
> thermostat (digital of course) will be able to
> control both pieces of
> equipment. 

Steve, I think the work required to convert an air
conditioner that has its controls onboard are a lot
more detailed.  I remember a post somewhere that
someone made to allow a airconditioner with onboard
controls to be operated from a remote thermostat. 
I'll have to look and see where these are.  I was all
gung ho to do this to my Safari until I saw the
requirements.  

If I remember correctly that post would also allow the
fan to cycle on and off when the compressor is not
needed.  I find running like this is vastly superior
to the continious fan operation that will reintroduce
humidity into the air when the set point is reached
and the compressor cycles off.

Jack Canavera
STL. Mo.
'04 Classic S.O. 30' 
WBCCI 5024