Original window was removed and could be reinstalled at any time. No screw holes were placed in either the enterior or exterior walls; the screws go into a 3/4in plywood panel cut to fit in the window opening not occupied by the AC to hold the interior panel in place. The exterior panel is glued to that 3/4in plywood and thus the interior and exterior panels are pulled together by tightening the screws.

An upper shelf supports the gen, the lower shelf supports the 3gal Atwood fuel tank for extended gen run time.

Honda EU2000i gen is installed and will ride in this position at all times; at sea or underway on trailer.

Exterior view of AC. Exterior panel above AC is cut to the same size as the original window and painted white. A cover for the AC will be made in the future. View of the shelter, constructed for a previously owned pontoon boat did not allow enough overhead clearance to consider a roof top AC.

Original window was removed and could be reinstalled at any time. No screw holes were placed in either the enterior or exterior walls; the screws go into a 3/4in plywood panel cut to fit in the window opening not occupied by the AC to hold the interior panel in place. The exterior panel is glued to that 3/4in plywood and thus the interior and exterior panels are pulled together by tightening the screws.

Contents of frig easy to access. Lid can be quickly removed and turned to open from either side. It is so quiet when running it does not disturb our sleep at all. I plan to run the unit on 12v DC and have installed a 35a converter to keep house batt charged while not underway when AC is available from either shore power or gen.

Dometic CF-50 fits easily in V berth with filler cushion removed. Height almost same as bunk height and refrig will support our weight as we enter/depart berth. We have never used this area for the head. It is kept on deck during day and placed just inside cabin door at night.

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Original window was removed and could be reinstalled at any time. No screw holes were placed in either the enterior or exterior walls; the screws go into a 3/4in plywood panel cut to fit in the window opening not occupied by the AC to hold the interior panel in place. The exterior panel is glued to that 3/4in plywood and thus the interior and exterior panels are pulled together by tightening the screws.

Roy & Dixie
Sep 13, 2014

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