JamesgangNC wrote:


I have heard of air conditioning. And I'm familiar with how much power it
takes. A lot. Either you have a lot of batteries and don't run the ac for
long or you have a generator. Neither is very practical in a smaller boat.

At present I have a Crownline 210ccr on Lake Hartwell- along the GA SC
border. This is a 21ft cuddy cabin boat. first used on Lake Murry just
outside of Columbia SC. We are currently selling it because we no longer
need a boat with a pottie in it, thus we are going to a bowrider.

That being said, we have found by opening the door to to cockpit and
opening the hatch while on the hook a pleasent breeze blows through the
cuddy and makes it very nice to take a little snooze. Personally I can't
recall it ever being to hot in there, but I am sure there may have been
a time or two. Nine years of usage in the south without air conditioning
or the desire for it.

Capt Jack R.



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There you go :-)

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*JimH* wrote:

..........Crownline, for building a 31.5 foot *Bowrider*!

http://www.crownline.com/models04/mo...p?id=316_ls_05

http://www.crownline.com/models05/bo...16ls/big/2.jpg

http://www.crownline.com/models05/bo...16ls/big/3.jpg

http://www.crownline.com/models05/bo...16ls/big/4.jpg

http://www.crownline.com/models05/bo...16ls/big/5.jpg

A 31.5 foot bowrider? What the hell were these folks thinking?

Guess you've never been in a cabin, in summer, in the south, huh?



Guess you never heard of air conditioning, huh?