Height? 87 Sunrader with A/C

[Iflyfish]

Anyone know the height of a Sunrader with A/C? 

 

I'm having an awning built and can't measure mine at this point.

 

Thank you very much.

 

Iflyfishinmysunrader

[linda s]

Sunrader is 105 ". Add to that height of your AC, different ones have different heights

Linda S 

[Legobusier]

Obviously yours may differ, but mine's 9'-6" to the top of the AC unit...ish....depending on state of air suspension, etc.

[Iflyfish]

17 hours ago, linda s said:

Sunrader is 105 ". Add to that height of your AC, different ones have different heights

Linda S 

Thanks Linda. If you know what is the height of the biggest one?

Thanks

Idryflyfishinmylivingroomnowadays

[Iflyfish]

1 hour ago, Legobusier said:

Obviously yours may differ, but mine's 9'-6" to the top of the AC unit...ish....depending on state of air suspension, etc.

Thanks

[linda s]

The Dolphin specs add 12 inches to the height for roof air conditioning. Sounds kind of tall but that would be the most I would add

for AC

Linda S

[Iflyfish]

8 minutes ago, linda s said:

The Dolphin specs add 12 inches to the height for roof air conditioning. Sounds kind of tall but that would be the most I would add

for AC

Linda S

Thanks again Linda, that is just what I wanted to know. 

Iflyfishwithairconditioning

[WME]

Yo, Fishmiester did you ever find a good place to winter over?

[Iflyfish]

3 hours ago, WME said:

Yo, Fishmiester did you ever find a good place to winter over?

Was going to winter in Ensenada/Asuncion Baja California, Mexico but had to pass. 

So Casper spent the winter in the driveway. :{

 

How about you?

Iflyfishinmydriveway

[Iflyfish]

7 hours ago, Legobusier said:

Obviously yours may differ, but mine's 9'-6" to the top of the AC unit...ish....depending on state of air suspension, etc.

Thanks Lego

[WME]

2 hours ago, Iflyfish said:

Was going to winter in Ensenada/Asuncion Baja California, Mexico but had to pass. 

So Casper spent the winter in the driveway. :{

 

How about you?

Iflyfishinmydriveway

We did something cool/extremely stupid... Built a house during a pandemic with a screwed up supply chain. House was supposed to be done 1 Sept., moved in Dec 7. So 3 months in our Rv with - temps

[Iflyfish]

On 4/15/2022 at 8:02 PM, WME said:

We did something cool/extremely stupid... Built a house during a pandemic with a screwed up supply chain. House was supposed to be done 1 Sept., moved in Dec 7. So 3 months in our Rv with - temps

Whoa!! We spent two weeks in ours when a power outage blew up the house electric circuits. Thank the goddess we had Casper! So sorry to hear this happened to you. Hope all is well now! 

[WME]

Yah it was an "interesting time". When things started we were running the AC, then went to a 1500w Milk Barn heater 24/7, then added the RV propane heater. As the temp dropped, duct tape and reflixtic became skirting, finally with arrival of - temps I stuck a 200w IR light bulb under the water tanks. That made a warm spot. A couple of wireless thermometers said the tanks were just a bit over freezing, while the rest was usually 25 degrees above outside temp. So the skirting worked. Still 25 degrees above -10 is a cold floor when you need a bathroom break at 0400 in the morning

But much better that paying $50 a night at a hotel.

[linda s]

Everything depends on where you live. WME lives in Wyoming so I would expect the cost of stuff like hotels to be cheaper if not in a tourist area. I live in Northern California. I can get a room at the Travelodge for 56 dollars and I have stayed there in the past before I lived here. It's a nice clean hotel. 

Linda S

[WME]

Tourist summer rate $125 a night, after school starts winter rates are $50 a night. Weird Wyoming law if you stay in a hotel or RV park for 30 days your not a tourist. So you don't pay the nightly tourist bed taxes.