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greg veverka · 09-13-2010, 04:51 PM

The people who stayed in Casa Grande Az, was the problem the DRV or was it they were unhappy with the SW weather?

I have lived in warm climates 32 years out of my 52 and you just run the air all the time when it is hot.

I guess I was interested in the performance aspect of the rig, can you run those air conditioners 24/7 for months when it is like a furnance outside?

I have driven by several RV parks here in Phoenix and see rigs all summer so I know those air conditioners must be working on double time!

I thank you for the information concerning the insulation on the caps, I do know DRV could insulate much better if they wanted to but they are selling rigs so the buying public must be happy and they have a bottom line.

We had already figured in the cost of double pane windows as a must, the Elite has the one piece fiberglass top which must be worth it in the heat also?

Today we are only at 100 degrees...ahhh fall.

09-13-2010, 04:51 PM	#5
greg veverka Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Phoenix Posts: 18	Heat The people who stayed in Casa Grande Az, was the problem the DRV or was it they were unhappy with the SW weather? I have lived in warm climates 32 years out of my 52 and you just run the air all the time when it is hot. I guess I was interested in the performance aspect of the rig, can you run those air conditioners 24/7 for months when it is like a furnance outside? I have driven by several RV parks here in Phoenix and see rigs all summer so I know those air conditioners must be working on double time! I thank you for the information concerning the insulation on the caps, I do know DRV could insulate much better if they wanted to but they are selling rigs so the buying public must be happy and they have a bottom line. We had already figured in the cost of double pane windows as a must, the Elite has the one piece fiberglass top which must be worth it in the heat also? Today we are only at 100 degrees...ahhh fall.