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Old 01-22-2013, 11:25 AM   #21
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You do not need the 50 amp. I have the 15K in my 30 ft FW (with a 30 amp service) and it barely keeps up with the Tennessee/Alabama summers. Go for the bigger unit unless you will only camp in Canada or the far north parts of the US..
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Old 01-22-2013, 11:33 AM   #22
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Thanks for all the response's. I am from Massachusetts and do most of my camping within New England, but will definitely be going with the 15k btu AC and the Glacier Package. Thanks again, love the info you can get on this forum. You guys are all turning me into a pro at owning a TT and I've only been doing this for 1 season thus far and looking forward to many more in our new White Hawk!
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Old 01-23-2013, 10:24 PM   #23
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Hello jdorant.... Being that's a 28 ft trailer with a full size slide on it I would say go with the 15k A/C....I have a 2013 29RLDS Eagle I ordered with a 15k for the back and a 13,500 for the front,but i'm in the deep south and sometimes it's unbearable hot here in Arkansas.... Happy camping!!!!! Bobby
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My x23b has a 15k and it's 30A.
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Old 01-25-2013, 05:43 AM   #25
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Alway go for the larger A/C.
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You will know when you look at the electrical cord supplied with the coach you will know for sure. I would reccommend that the 1st accessory you buy for your new toy is a voltmeter that plugs in to a highly visible outlet and you keep your eye on it. If you can't maintain at least 110 vac= you're looking for trouble!
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