camping a/c choices

**barbara mahony** · 06-01-2011, 11:56 AM

Hey everyone.
I am a newbie. I just took delivery of my 2500 , 144 high top yesterday. I am having it converted so that I can camp at dog shows.
I have the factory rear a/c package ...phew expensive....and it will not work on shore power, so I need an alternative a/c choice. My factory air is mounted on my roof, so I am not sure if I can add another rooftop mounted duckless unit. I wonder if that would compromise the structural integrity of the roof.
Does anyone know of an a/c solution which takes up little space?
Thank so much.
Barb

**Ken** · 06-01-2011, 02:43 PM

Welcome.Gret...errr Barbara.....

I pull double duty also as Ontvanman.....hope someone can give you more answers....

**barbara mahony** · 06-02-2011, 07:43 AM

Hey Ken.
Funny thing on my username. They wouldn't let me use my name Gretchen. I guess they thought I was spam. So I used my sisters name. Te lady I spoke to at the media company was very nice though.
I hope someone can suggest a a/c system that takes up very little room.
Thanks

**Ken** · 06-02-2011, 09:27 AM

Originally Posted by barbara mahony

Hey Ken.
Funny thing on my username. They wouldn't let me use my name Gretchen. I guess they thought I was spam. So I used my sisters name. Te lady I spoke to at the media company was very nice though.
I hope someone can suggest a a/c system that takes up very little room.
Thanks

I've been pricing some rooftops at RV places just to get an idea on the $$$$$....low profile fully installed with shore power outlet about 2g's....

We have a fellow with a generator AND rooftop AC about 500 Lbs and there has been NO roof issues....