Everyone,

Since I didn't get any response to my post from yesterday, I assume it
may be because it was:

(1)boating related
(2)on-topic
(3)information I needed to know as a boater reaching out to the
boating community
(4)I don't have a signature that automatically induces flames or
political stereotyping.

I've changed the title, so maybe someone will respond. Here we go...

My spousal unit and I attended the Chicago Boat Show this weekend. It
was certainly an improvement over last year! Many more vendors and
displays. We are in the process of having our Carver interior
completely redone, so the variety of offerings was a welcome help when
looking for ideas!

Ran across a marine A/C company called Arctic Air and they offer a
"plug and play" marine A/C system. Just run the ductwork, tap the
through-hulls for intake and discharge, and plug the system in. Looks
like traditional marine air, but is designed to simply mount, hook up
and plug into the appropriately-powered outlet. The controls are a
click-type connection that you mount as well. No wiring, little
plumbing, etc. Anyone done this?

The rep said she uses the raw water intake from her boat's head for
intake and only had to install the above-the-waterline discharge.
Everything else is "plug & play". Sounds simple enough. Any
experience on the install OR the company? Prices look good, and the
process as they have it outlined looks straightforward enough.

Let me know if you have any opinions.

Thanks!

Coff

Let me know if you have any opinions.

I agree that GW is the best thing that EVER happened to the U.S.!

Thanks!

You're welcome,
Gary Warner

I don't know a thing about this A/C unit, but I commend your tactics.
What a concept! A discussion of boating!


(Coff) wrote in message . com...
Everyone,

Since I didn't get any response to my post from yesterday, I assume it
may be because it was:

(1)boating related
(2)on-topic
(3)information I needed to know as a boater reaching out to the
boating community
(4)I don't have a signature that automatically induces flames or
political stereotyping.

I've changed the title, so maybe someone will respond. Here we go...

My spousal unit and I attended the Chicago Boat Show this weekend. It
was certainly an improvement over last year! Many more vendors and
displays. We are in the process of having our Carver interior
completely redone, so the variety of offerings was a welcome help when
looking for ideas!

Ran across a marine A/C company called Arctic Air and they offer a
"plug and play" marine A/C system. Just run the ductwork, tap the
through-hulls for intake and discharge, and plug the system in. Looks
like traditional marine air, but is designed to simply mount, hook up
and plug into the appropriately-powered outlet. The controls are a
click-type connection that you mount as well. No wiring, little
plumbing, etc. Anyone done this?

The rep said she uses the raw water intake from her boat's head for
intake and only had to install the above-the-waterline discharge.
Everything else is "plug & play". Sounds simple enough. Any
experience on the install OR the company? Prices look good, and the
process as they have it outlined looks straightforward enough.

Let me know if you have any opinions.

Thanks!

Coff

"Gary Warner" wrote in message ...
Let me know if you have any opinions.

I agree that GW is the best thing that EVER happened to the U.S.!

Thanks!

You're welcome,
Gary Warner

Dubya sure gave those Islamofascists a whupping!! Islamofascists
hate jews worse than anybody and they've got Hairball Harry's big fat
ass in their gun sights.

Don't worry, Hairball, Dubya and the US Army (Time's Persons of the
Year) are gonna protect that fat ass of yours so that it may continue
to poop all over the good old US of A.

Christopher Robin
"Bother" said Pooh, as he chambered another round.

(nfisherman) wrote in message om...
I don't know a thing about this A/C unit, but I commend your tactics.
What a concept! A discussion of boating!


(Coff) wrote in message . com...
Everyone,

Since I didn't get any response to my post from yesterday, I assume it
may be because it was:

(1)boating related
(2)on-topic
(3)information I needed to know as a boater reaching out to the
boating community
(4)I don't have a signature that automatically induces flames or
political stereotyping.

I've changed the title, so maybe someone will respond. Here we go...

My spousal unit and I attended the Chicago Boat Show this weekend. It
was certainly an improvement over last year! Many more vendors and
displays. We are in the process of having our Carver interior
completely redone, so the variety of offerings was a welcome help when
looking for ideas!

Ran across a marine A/C company called Arctic Air and they offer a
"plug and play" marine A/C system. Just run the ductwork, tap the
through-hulls for intake and discharge, and plug the system in. Looks
like traditional marine air, but is designed to simply mount, hook up
and plug into the appropriately-powered outlet. The controls are a
click-type connection that you mount as well. No wiring, little
plumbing, etc. Anyone done this?

The rep said she uses the raw water intake from her boat's head for
intake and only had to install the above-the-waterline discharge.
Everything else is "plug & play". Sounds simple enough. Any
experience on the install OR the company? Prices look good, and the
process as they have it outlined looks straightforward enough.

Let me know if you have any opinions.

Thanks!

Coff

Damn, I thought this was gonna be about Grady Whites.

FishFan