Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Before installing a 12 Volt Mini Split Air Conditioner in the RV, I'll show how to remove the Coleman Basement Air Conditioner from my 2003 Winnebago Motorhome. Then we'll test and compare the ducting output of the original basement A/C with the 12V blower output.
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Why not fix it? The 20 year old basement air conditioner in our 2003 Winnebago Motorhome is enormous with two compressors. It uses a lot of power and is not suited for off-grid boondocking. It recently stopped working. So it's time to replace it with a high efficiency unit that draws much less power. Subscribe if you want to follow this project.
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Handheld Wind Speed Gauge - amzn.to/3Iq6ZOM
Cordless Impact Wrench - amzn.to/3MKIDBV
For everything else visit my Amazon Store - amazon.com/shop/rvwithtito
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The opinions expressed in our videos are our own or from a contributor. Before taking on any project or making a large purchase, we recommend you do your own research and consult a professional for advice. Be responsible and know your limits. We are NOT liable for any damage to your property or injury incurred as a result of following our tips, advice or instructions. We are not professionals or certified technicians. We simply have a desire to share ideas and experiences with others.
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Before installing a 12 Volt Mini Split Air Conditioner in the RV, I'll show how to remove the Coleman Basement Air Conditioner from my 2003 Winnebago Motorhome. Then we'll test and compare the ducting output of the original basement A/C with the 12V blower output.
*Website* : rvwithtito.com
*Patreon* : patreon.com/rvwithtito (Early Ad-Free Video, Behind-the-Scenes Updates)
*Gear/Parts/Tools (Amazon Store)* : rvwithtito.com/gear
*Get DISCOUNTS on Popular RV Gear* : rvwithtito.com/discounts
Why not fix it? The 20 year old basement air conditioner in our 2003 Winnebago Motorhome is enormous with two compressors. It uses a lot of power and is not suited for off-grid boondocking. It recently stopped working. So it's time to replace it with a high efficiency unit that draws much less power. Subscribe if you want to follow this project.
*List of Equipment Mentioned in the video (affiliate links)*
Handheld Wind Speed Gauge - amzn.to/3Iq6ZOM
Cordless Impact Wrench - amzn.to/3MKIDBV
For everything else visit my Amazon Store - amazon.com/shop/rvwithtito
#rvwithtito #rvdiy #rvupgrades
*Disclaimer*
The opinions expressed in our videos are our own or from a contributor. Before taking on any project or making a large purchase, we recommend you do your own research and consult a professional for advice. Be responsible and know your limits. We are NOT liable for any damage to your property or injury incurred as a result of following our tips, advice or instructions. We are not professionals or certified technicians. We simply have a desire to share ideas and experiences with others.
*Affiliate Disclosure*
This video may include links to merchants with affiliate programs who pay us a commission on purchases made or actions taken after clicking the link. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
