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Date:         Mon, 07 Jul 1997 10:54:34 -0700
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From:         Blue Eyes <lvlearn@ibm.net>
Subject:      Re: Dometic fire alert (at least for the 182B)

Has anyone ever tried to design a condenser air chimney that extends into the outside panel space, passing up between the kitchen windows, exiting through a rain cap at a sufficiently high point to induce natural draft just like other compact RV vehicles? Obviously it should be insulated if only to retain as much density shift as possible through out the whole column since that's what makes chimneys auto-vent. Probably the external fan could become almost redundant.

It seems to me that VW sold vehicles with motor radiator fans that came on too late and refrigerator fans that came on too early. We owners are left with the task of correcting their kit's design.

Blue


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