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I then framed an interior wall about 3' in from the double doors.......this wall would serve as a divider between a dry storage area and the living space and would house the AC unit Looks great and well worth the effort! Question: I know jack about AC units, and I know you said it cools the cabin but does having the 'outside' portion of the window unit it in a sealed small compartment like that (vs. open air) not affect it's operation in some fashion? Probaby just showing my 'ignernce'. Won't be the last time. 
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Very nicely done. How did you move it to the site? The person in the top bunk will need an extra blanket when the ac is crankin' 
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I imagine ya leave the outer doors open when in use.
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A true tail of making a real silk purse out of a sows ear. Really great job of designing and working through the problems. You did well. +1 That's pretty cool.
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I imagine ya leave the outer doors open when in use. Otherwise the AC won't work.
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I then framed an interior wall about 3' in from the double doors.......this wall would serve as a divider between a dry storage area and the living space and would house the AC unit Looks great and well worth the effort! Question: I know jack about AC units, and I know you said it cools the cabin but does having the 'outside' portion of the window unit it in a sealed small compartment like that (vs. open air) not affect it's operation in some fashion? Probaby just showing my 'ignernce'. Won't be the last time. T Lee got it right, you leave the end doors open. Very nicely done. How did you move it to the site? The person in the top bunk will need an extra blanket when the ac is crankin' I had a container company move it to my shop and then to the site. The AC vents can be pointed away from the bunk, so it's not as bad as it would seem.
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Dang nice digs gonhuntin! If I had a permanent place here I would do the same.
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Nice job. It will serve you well.
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