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Can It be Too Hot?

Texas heat over 100 daily. No issues on drive today with engine or tranny. Ran genny and both ac's to stay cool.

Inside temp tonite 74 (outside 95) and switched back ac off since not needed.

Bays still hot and inverter data does batteries st 96 degrees.

Is there an outside temperature that's too hot?
Randy (N4TDT) and Karen Crete
Sarasota, Florida
SOLD:  2000 U270 34' WTFE Build 5756 "Ole Red"

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Reply #1 –
112F is pretty hot.
Scott & Carol Seibert
2001 42' double slide U320 - Sold
Previous - 2002 36' U320

Re: Can It be Too Hot?

Reply #2 –
They say we're fixin' to break the local all-time record for number of consecutive days over 100 in Midland, TX - 14 DAYS!  I try not to think about it too much...makes my head hurt.  I've taken to walking Bella before 8:00am to beat the heat...

Midland Top Ten Consecutive 100 Degree Days
1993 U280 SE 40' WTBI, Build: 4359
C8.3 300hp, 6-Speed, Exhaust Brake
960 watts on the roof (6 x 160)
Sorento (or BOLT) on a Kar Kaddy SS
"Nature abhors a vacuum"

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Reply #3 –
Wow!!! What is it like in Midland in Mid July?
Jerry & Nanci
1999 U270 34'WTFI
2011 Malibu
A smart man knows what to say, a wise man knows when to say it.

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Reply #4 –
100 degrees here in Hastings yesterday, hottest Memorial Day ever.  Of course, I was out in the woods cutting trees.  Mad dogs and Englishmen sort-of-thing.

Two summers ago crossing North Dakota, 116 degrees.
Roger Engdahl and Susan Green
2001 U320 3610 #5879 (Home2) - 2014 Jeep Cherokee or 2018 F150
Hastings, MN

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Quote from: Green99 –
Wow!!! What is it like in Midland in Mid July?
Still just as hot, but it's more tolerable because the blowing dust helps soak up the sweat running off your body.  8)
1993 U280 SE 40' WTBI, Build: 4359
C8.3 300hp, 6-Speed, Exhaust Brake
960 watts on the roof (6 x 160)
Sorento (or BOLT) on a Kar Kaddy SS
"Nature abhors a vacuum"

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Reply #6 –
A balmy 76 degrees here in Ajo at 6.30 a.m. mst. Going to be a cooker today, expect higher heat when we go to Phoenix on Friday for my cataract surgery. No problem in the coach, (we turn the air on when the outside temp. hits 95) so well insulated and just the rear Carrier on works as advertised !  ^.^d
1993 U-240 "La Villa Grande"..CAT 3116 w/ Pacbrake PRXB...Allison 3060 6-speed..
Previous: 1983 Airstream 310 turbo diesel, 1979 Airstream 280 turbo diesel
                                      Build # 4297
                                      PNW natives
                      Home base:  'Cactus Hug' (Ajo, Arizona)
                        DW Judy & Chet the wonder dog
                        Full-Timers 'Sailing the asphalt sea'

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Now that I'm retired I just go to Oregon. The high will be 72 today,
1993 U225 Build #: 4285
500 Watts Solar
Honda CRV AWD
Former 1981 Foretravel Travco
Retired, Full Time Off Grid Snowbird

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Reply #8 –
Don't know how people lived here in the coast Texas area without air conditioning !  We have a pool as well. Keeps it comfortable. I would not live inland in Texas, at least on the coast we have a constant 12 knots or more of breeze. Keeps the heat tolerable. Soon as I am retired I will head north and up in the summer months.
Bob
'99 U320 40 WTFE
Build #5462,
1500 Watts Solar 600 amp Victron lithium
2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland Hemi
Instagram bobfnbw
Retired

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Reply #10 –
here in Washington, Vermont, mid 70's during the day, mid 50's at night. I grew up in the South Florida summer heat, no a/c, just an attic fan that took the edge off,  had enough of that
2000 U270 34' WTFE Build 5756 "Ole Red"
2014 Honda CRV
Washington, Vermont
Lady Lake, Fl,  Independence, VA
Former owner of 2002 U320, 2003 U320, 2005 U270

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Reply #11 –
Quote from: cdm –
here in Washington, Vermont, mid 70's during the day, mid 50's at night. I grew up in the South Florida summer heat, no a/c, just an attic fan that took the edge off,  had enough of that
.....from the Black Hills of South Dakota, low 50's tonight, rain off & on all day, breezes from the north, 10-15mph, am in high hawg heaven!! Had to run back in today and change into something less summery....5 weeks out of Florida & can't get enough!!! It'll be 80 & sunny in the following days but no humidity so you don't feel it....and right now, planning to spend the winter up here....miss those Montana winters and being snowed it....(coach will be wintering in a climate controlled warehouse)....
 

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Reply #12 –
Quote from: Roger & Susan in Home2 –
100 degrees here in Hastings yesterday, hottest Memorial Day ever.  Of course, I was out in the woods cutting trees.  Mad dogs and Englishmen sort-of-thing.

Two summers ago crossing North Dakota, 116 degrees.
My wife cheered me on cutting up trees and burning them for out Memorial Day as well .
Also ironic that I continually said to myself only English men and mad dogs work in the midday sun!
Tom
1998 U320 40'