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I need a inverter

Started by harleyman_1000, June 27, 2013, 01:25:52 PM

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Ed Hackenbruch

I worked in Ehrenburg one summer,(02) and in Lake Havasu the next summer.(03) It was 122 in both places during the day and got down to about 110-112 at nite. When the temps finally dropped down to 114 during the day, it wasn't too bad.  ;D
Used to own a 1968 MCI 5A and a 1977 5C.

Red Rider

OK, you guys talked me into it. Leaving for Sun Valley ID. tomorrow. Forecast is for 100* here and we're at 5800 ft in Southern Utah.
Mike AKA; Red Rider 4106-1885

Ed Hackenbruch

 Only 10-12 degrees cooler up there on Monday and Tuesday, Mike.
Used to own a 1968 MCI 5A and a 1977 5C.

luvrbus

Hailey is in the 90's Mike rain on Sat that is were it starts to cool it is going to be a hot trip across the Nv and Id desert as Dan said you were stopping in Wells so I guess that is your route 93 to 75 up to Ketchum
Life is short drink the good wine first

Red Rider

Hey, have you all forgotten we have "dry heat"? Clifford, are you suggesting that Wells could be considered a "hot Box". Thanks Ed, I was hoping the weatherman would be wrong this time????
Mike AKA; Red Rider 4106-1885

luvrbus

Dry heat what a joke a 117 is hot!!!!
Life is short drink the good wine first

Ed Hackenbruch

 And 90 with higher humidity is going to feel a lot hotter! ;D   Clifford, as my wife says, "its a dry heat stroke".
Used to own a 1968 MCI 5A and a 1977 5C.

luvrbus

Mikey you will like Stanley a lot better than Sun Valley ,keep going north Red Fish Lake at Stanley is beautiful place nice camp grounds also on the lake
Life is short drink the good wine first

Red Rider

Thanks Clifford, our true destination is Smiley Creek which is just south of Stanley on 75.
Mike AKA; Red Rider 4106-1885

luvrbus

I couldn't under stand why you were going to Sun Valley lol you will be fine once you reach Hailey but except over the 100's across the Idaho desert around the Twin Falls areas through Jerome and Goodings  I have saw 112 before there 
Life is short drink the good wine first

robertglines1

Harleyman: Chances are any short term inverter solution is not going to handle a AC unit. It takes a  good well though out unit to handle a minimal amount of AC.  Several thousand of dollars.  Don't get caught out in high temp in a new bus without AC.  Add about 30 plus to outside temps in sun.  FWIW  Bob
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Gordie Allen

Yeah, but it's a dry heat out there.  Here in Michigan, 95 with 90% humidity feels like 122.
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luvrbus

good advice Bob ac is a must this time of the year in Az
Life is short drink the good wine first

Van

Scott will you be coming north towards Vegas by any chance? Does the bus have a generator?
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luvrbus

Not if he is smart VAN he will head due north on I 17 to Prescott or Flag some steep climbs there for a old bus this time of year
Life is short drink the good wine first