Guys and Gals,
looking for a bit of advice. Since I can't move off the driveway at the moment I'm doing a bit of work on the camper and I want to increase the space for batteries(currently I have 1x85Ahr). To this end I am losing a lot of space to the hotair ducting and am thinking of moving this as indicated by red arrow so it blows out directly near my feet as roughly shown in my picture.
So the questions. Given that this is a PVC(Autocruise Forte based on Ducato) with hotair blown in at 1 - rear seats, 2-shower cubicle & 3- where you see the hole in the left side of picture - why in God's name would they have routed it like they did and then is there any disadvantage of bringing it out where I am indicating? Am in going to roast my feet - I would think not. Would it be too far forward in the camper and I end up heating the cab area - again I think not. However the manufacturer used more ducting that he had to in getting it over to the side and there must be a reason!!!
Thanks in advance
Rory
looking for a bit of advice. Since I can't move off the driveway at the moment I'm doing a bit of work on the camper and I want to increase the space for batteries(currently I have 1x85Ahr). To this end I am losing a lot of space to the hotair ducting and am thinking of moving this as indicated by red arrow so it blows out directly near my feet as roughly shown in my picture.
So the questions. Given that this is a PVC(Autocruise Forte based on Ducato) with hotair blown in at 1 - rear seats, 2-shower cubicle & 3- where you see the hole in the left side of picture - why in God's name would they have routed it like they did and then is there any disadvantage of bringing it out where I am indicating? Am in going to roast my feet - I would think not. Would it be too far forward in the camper and I end up heating the cab area - again I think not. However the manufacturer used more ducting that he had to in getting it over to the side and there must be a reason!!!
Thanks in advance
Rory
