I also mounted the condenser for the ductless mini break in the back and set up the indoor device in the back so the cooling air would flow straight to the front.
My sibling has regularly been a good auto mechanic. Most of the time when I visit him, he would be out there laboring on a car engine. He has this old ‘77 mustang he has been laboring on and it sure is a beauty. I helped him with the climate control idea which is laboring great. He then told myself and others about an RV that he purchased. He said he wanted to be able to go out with his family from time to time and care about the camping experience. He said the only issue with that RV other than a few minor fixes, he needed to have the climate control idea fixed. He explained how the cooling idea was basically shot however the heating idea worked good so he could defrost the windows in the Winter time and keep from freezing. I thought about it and then considered a ductless mini break system. I realized he would need to be able to supply enough power to run the ductless mini break and other electrics in the RV. So I helped him find the perfect solar panel set up to hook up to the top of the RV. I also mounted the condenser for the ductless mini break in the back and set up the indoor device in the back so the cooling air would flow straight to the front. It was actually a legitimately comfortable set up after I was done hooking everything up. I got the electrical set up perfectly and our sibling thanked myself and others for the help. He said every one of us should start a supplier together hooking up RVs with ductless mini splits. He would soup up the RV while I hooked up the ductless mini split.