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I installed a carrier cabin top air when we first bought our boat and the
marine air went out.One reason I made that decision was most of the large
charter fishing boats were using them.I built a table to cover it outside
and its been working well for 2 years.
The unit cools the whole boat pretty well until it gets nasty outside (then
the aft cabin is bearable mid day but not real cool) It is a little on the
loud side but these are available new on e-bay for around $500 and are
simple to install so I like it.
I am in the middle of installing a Marine Air that will cool the forward and
aft cabins. I hope this one last a while ,if it doesnt I dont think I will
ever buy another one.
On 7/2/06, <> wrote:
>
> Personally, I am not fixing my Marine air when it break (and it will) I am
> going with the camper top type air cooled unit. They make a marine
> version, and
> they last for years!
>
> The marine air units, at least in my experience, are a pain in the aXX to
> maintain, and keep running.
>
> Keeping it simple.
>
>
> See you in Paradise!
>
> Capt. Sterling
>
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