Supercharge your RV AC with RV Airflow! A FRIGID 59% BOOST!

[@dustyashberry6140]

I just did the diy of this mod for my 2 AC units. It cost $16 for the 1” foam board and foil tape. Did this project with my 6 year old daughter. It was hard to justify $170 when I researched it. The mod is amazing. We run our 2 units for our 43’ 5th wheel, on low, at 73 deg. The units will cycle on and off in 95 deg weather. Definitely do this to your AC units!!!

[@LukeRT]

Ya the price is insane the do it your self version is just as good for only a few bucks awsome

[@aliesenfelt]

Yeah. I’m down to save time/money, I’m a diesel tech, and have an educated idea of what’ll be gained by the product and the time it’ll take to do the diy version….This was just out of the justification zone for me(discount included, with the diy materials “on hand”, and also considering I don’t want to do work on personal time lol)at the hourly rate I get anyway. This isn’t a new idea, although does look like a good execution and quality design. I’m Also down to pay for product r/d. Just over the mark for me. Little less and everyone will buy….. although where it’s at I think a lot of people full time in the south Rv’ing will and I hope these guys are very successful.🇺🇸

[@doratheexplorerbegins]

Do tell!

[@dustyashberry6140]

@@aliesenfelt agreed. You definitely have to weigh out the aspect of time is money. I just really wanted a project to do. The value of the product is time saved. I also can’t spend that kind of money on a reshaped beer cooler…..hahaha

[@dustyashberry6140]

@@doratheexplorerbegins there are a few different videos on KZbin. Search diy Rv AC modification. There are step by step instructions and explanations between the two common AC units used and how to do the design. It is a very instant gratification kind of project when you finish.

[@bettyglass1899]

OK, I just finished the installation in my 221RB Transcend. It took about an hour, but I deliberately worked slow as to not mess anything up or move my AC unit. I had a little difficulty lining up one of the 4 lag bolts, but once that aligned it was smooth sailing. Now I was a bit skeptical as to home much improvement i would see on air flow and noise reduction. I figured I would see about the same in both areas as if I simply shut the vent on the unit. When I turned on the AC after the installation I was very impressed, and surprised, at how quiet the unit was and how much volume was emanating from every vent in my RV. Before I installed the Airflow, it wasn't uncommon to see 20 degrees difference in the bedroom vs our living area. Now the RV cools evenly.. Thank you Hanks for this recommendation! SO awesome and worth EVERY penny... Great job guys!

[@HappilyEverHanks]

LOVE THIS!! We are so happy that it helped you Betty! Thank you for taking the time to write out some great feedback 😊 See you out on the road!

[@elenasmith5947]

WOW - what a difference and didn’t look too difficult. Love how well you guys work together - any time a husband and wife can do a “project” together and come out unscathed is amazing! Informative and entertaining - Love It!

[@brianhinrichs3550]

I installed the RV Air Flow System in my Rv and was amazed by the difference, but then I went two step further. I also installed The RV Silencer from Wacko product and my my AC is running 54.5db about 4.5 feet directly under the AC. It is so quiet I’m amazed. The other thing I did was I took each vent down from the ceiling and resealed the gap between the ducts, vent exhaust, and ceiling with new foil tape. Over time the factory foil tape was pealing up leaving gaps for air to escape between the vents and ceiling.

[@bobmcgee1849]

As a retired respiratory therapist, enjoyed your explaining anatomical deadspace in your lungs. Good job! 👏👏👍

[@timlord4172]

There is a less costly way to improve your a/c efficiency. Everyone who uses that product swears by them! However, I did my own DIY improvement by using one foot of round aluminum foil ducting and some duct tape. Spent around $10 bucks at a local hardware store and it made a huge difference on the output of the vents air flow! Our a/c fan motor arrived recently, so replaced our dead one and we barely hear the a/c running at all! The only noise is the air flow from the vents. Running the a/c on low speed our rig stays at a comfortable 75 degrees; with 100 + degrees outside, throughout our rig! WOW, it’s so good to be comfortable once again inside our rig!!

[@HappilyEverHanks]

That’s awesome! Appreciate you sharing Tim 😃

[@johnlillyblad5188]

Tim, what kind of rig do you have?

[@justinpolcari]

This product changed my life! My fiancee and I just started full timing thanks to you guys and changing lanes! Our trailer is 35foot pull behind with 1 AC unit and is fine on days under 85. Well we got this product or similar one and on 90 degree day we put it in in the heat of the day and it got very hot inside the trailer. Got it installed and 1.5 hours later the trailer is already down to 79 degrees and dropping, still in the heat of the day. We keep bedroom and bathroom door and vents closed until dark. Very Impressed so far! Also have a 20inch box fan pushing air across the floor. On 15 amp "mooch docking" setup and no shade in the afternoon. Any ways love your guys channel and happy travels Hanks!

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Wow this is so awesome! Thank you for sharing your experience!

[@desireelato]

ER Nurse here and buying my first 5th wheel this month. LOVED LOVED LOVED the ventilation example by comparing it to the human body :) It's pretty amazing how much better I comprehend things when we compare whatever it is people are explaining to nursing lol :) Thanks for the vids! So so so helpful and informative! I feel like I'm studying for the NCLEX all over again. :)

[@jaysonstebbins2539]

Hey guys I am an rv tech. 7 years. I'm loving this. Very cool. Biggest issues I've seen is the leakage into ceiling. Very cool!

[@bettyglass1899]

What about the AC freezing up. That happens when we close the vents so I'm concerned it will happen with our new Airflow.

[@rvninnorthcarolina3377]

I purchased one for my Dometic "Noisy as Heck" Brisk Air II. I have one AC in my unit and I just came back from the Outer Banks and the AC could not keep up during the day. Thought about buying a second AC for the front but after this, I will give this a try first. Was going to do the DIY method with foam and Aluminum tape but decided this was a neater installation and based on "Hanks Feedback" I was sold on this solution! Thanks Hanks!

[@dwightsalter2394]

Great idea and awesome video. When checking CFMs on an AC unit you need to have everything as if you are using it any other day. Keep vents on cause that’s how you use it every day. Yes the vents will restrict some air but that’s how it’s designed just make sure they are opened all the way. Hold the airflow cone over vent for up too 30 seconds but not less than 15 seconds to get a good reading. Yes I have a certification in airflow and 30 years in HVAC and this was what we found to work the best. Go by instructions but maybe this will help also. I don’t mind helping anyone on airflow problems cause sometimes we just need it. And it’s free. Lol. Stay safe and God bless.

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Thanks so much! We did each one on a 20 second average reading

[@holl3308]

Took the plunge and bought a RV Airflow and used the ThanksHanks discount (thanks Carl and Ney Ney). The RV airflow was easy to install and I am shocked at the increase in airflow and colder air. When I first turned on the A/C, the airflow increase blew wood shavings and styrofoam pellets out of the farthest duct. Best RV mod so far!

[@HappilyEverHanks]

That’s so great!

[@ThePackDad]

Spent about $12 on material like foam insulation board/tape and reflectix. Made a tent shape directing down flow toward the sides and blocked the main AC from blowing directly down with the board, but added reflectix and tape to seal everything and tunnel direct to the sides. Much quieter and super strong flow from the out vents. Had to close the bath vent because it gets too cold in there now. You can even glue or tape foam brds together, then shave into shape if you don't want to bother with reflectix. ☺

[@justicemckinney3769]

Full time RVer in Florida. This summer has exhausted my very being…will 100% be grabbing one of these!!

[@jnkleadbetter]

My 2022 GD Transcend Xplor 297QB came with this already installed in the main living area. We live in southern Alabama and the A/C work extremely well. We do run the bedroom A/C to help get it cooled down faster but once it’s at the desired temp we turn the bedroom A/C. It’s definitely a must have upgrade for those they don’t have one.

[@paperpimp2008]

I just read a thing saying since 2020 grand design was doing this to their units at the factory.

[@jimblair2692]

My 2022 GD Reflection 337RLS came with the RV AirFlow installed in the living room AC. I can run my living room AC at night and it keeps the bedroom cool at night (much more quite in the bedroom this way). I just turn the bedroom AC down a few degrees lower just to supplement when needed.

[@kirbyricketts2635]

Ok so I watched your video, skeptically ordered this product using the THANKSHANKS discount code, and installed in our 31 ft TT tonight. Turn it on in the low cool position and like magic it transformed our TT into a very quiet wind tunnel. Ok we’ll maybe not wind tunnel, but it’s proving the vents aren’t just decorative! The TT is cooling down faster on low cool than it ever did on high! All I can say is thanks Hanks, you were spot on with this product!

[@HappilyEverHanks]

That's so great!!!!

[@kevinjames4110]

Installed on a Furrion A/C. Improved the airflow throughout the Rv. Well worth the money.

[@willbillyheaven]

When we bought our 260RD it was an RV show model and they had already installed this. It does work great. We have only the one AC and it keeps it nice and cool inside even in the Houston heat.

[@charliebullio463]

Hello Hank's,nice to see you again.😊

[@bheardnow6410]

Late to the comments with this suggestion....we have RV Airflow and love it! HOWEVER, you might not want it on all your ACs. We don't have it on the bedroom AC because we run that AC with the dump vents open at night so we can cool down to a lower temp without lowering the temp everywhere (it runs less). And you can't use dump vent with the airflow mod.... thought this is worth mentioning.

[@HappilyEverHanks]

That’s a great point, thanks for sharing🤗

[@glampingthewrightway5704]

First we wanted to tell you that you guys are a great couple. You’re really fun to watch and you have a terrific sense of humor the both of you. Now then concerning this video, we would like to say thank you for putting it together because you made it really easy to follow and understand which is exactly what I needed.

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Thanks so much 🤗

[@Mariae.L]

If I ever have to be in the hospital, I PRAY one of you beautiful people will be my nurse! Thanks so much for your videos, they are always so fun and hilarious. I have a gentleman that I watch called RV STREET that is amazing to watch for general maintenance. If you have not watched his channel take a look. He will save you LOTS of headaches with issues. God Bless and Safe travels.

[@anothergunchannel6759]

We installed the RV Airflow before we came to the rally. Definitely worth it!

[@joebryant5793]

Great vid Carl and Ney Ney! Of all the RV Airflow vids I've seen yours was the most informative, actual numbers not just a "yea it feels better". Watch for any water intrusion after moving the unit around some. I'd be tempted to pull the covers and inspect the seal/chalk area. And perfect time to check the AC condenser for any debris.

[@ourrvsunsets]

First off I can't thank you enough for doing the scientifically proven measurements with the animonium.... animotrium... anemometer cheerleader megaphone thingy because you know... SCIENCE!!!! You truly are in the company of the Mensa Society of A/C Engineers when it comes to that! And then, when you started talking about the number, and how the numbers were obviously a positive proof point of that numbers are numbers... BLOODY BRILLIANT I TELL YOU!!!! And then... I really can't believe this... but I watched through three commercial breaks and six commercials to get the final set of numbers. And I can tell you it was 100% worth the wait!! And in the end I don't even care that I watched ads because you two kids are double plus entertaining, to use that Ingsoc speak. But the only thing that has been left as a cavernous void in the wetware between my ears is... ARE YA BLEEPING COOLER AFTER THE INSTALL!?!?!?! 😁

[@alangabbert8024]

I just ordered 2 of them for our 41’ Solitude 390RK. I hope I can cancel my 3rd a/c unit order. I’ve been enjoying your show for a little while now. We’ve experienced so many similar “problems” as you. Such as a 100’ tree came straight down the center of our roof as well. Good days and bad, just keep up your show, makes us feel like we’re not the only ones. Thanks Hanks👍🏻

[@HappilyEverHanks]

So sorry about all the troubles you're experiencing!

[@Scottylal]

Thursday with The Hanks! What could be better! #ThanksHanks

[@michellegarry1872]

Your graphics KILL me!😂😂 Also, one person commented that you two work so well together. Short story: many decades ago, my brother and his awesome wife decided to put up wallpaper. You might think you know where this is going, but it’s much better. Wifey was such a pistol and there were so many arguments that my brother slipped her a Valium in her coffee. Yeah, wallpaper was finished in no time and wifey was pleasantly agreeable on everything. 💚

[@HappilyEverHanks]

🤣

[@Gettingmylifetogether916]

I wanted to go full time rv but I’m a single mom with three babies. Love your videos

[@musimowingmoreinc9031]

Thanks for the discount code. Bought my rv airflow systems ac supercharger today and used your code. I am we excited to get it installed.

[@robertgraves196]

Thanks Hanks!! I bought the RV Airflow with your discount code!!! Best RV upgrade so far on our 2022 Imagine 2600RB! Again thanks Hanks!

[@ccut1955]

First of all THANK YOU guys for the discount on the purchase of the airflow. I'm waiting to get and install. I know the DYI version is good, but looking at the airflow it does direct the air better into the ducts, I wish you well in the marriage life as you two have a great love of fun and humor. May the love flow and well as the RV airflow and you see a 100% better love as you two grow together. Remember Carl the marriage is a fifty fifty endeavor, fifty precent is hers and your fifty precent is owned by her. Laugh often, love always and most important, touch can soothe the beast. Safe Travels and Happy

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Thank you so much Priscilla & Bob!! We love reading your wonderful comment 🤗 Much love from the Hanks family!

[@PNWWanderer83]

Thanks Hanks used your discount code, I have a bedroom ac you can barely feel any air coming out of the two vents, excited to try this out.

[@7autumn5]

I’m a respiratory therapist and I thoroughly enjoyed the dead space example. 😂

[@dansmith8173]

Hey Hanks, quick update on my new RV Airflow. It came today, brand new model for my Furrion AC. I installed in 45 MINUTES! And didn’t even have to use the duct sleeve inserts because Grand Design had already installed from the factory with the foam tape. And it increased airflow by at least 50% in my Imagine 2600RB. Cooled my coach by 14 degrees in about 7 minutes and is at least 70% quieter too!! Thanks Hanks!! 😁 Your install video was so helpful!!!

[@HappilyEverHanks]

So awesome!

[@chris19688312]

Did the same mod for our unit. Was in Myrtle Beach and this mode worked amazing! Unit was always cold!

[@Yukonjackman1]

We have one and it works great in our 27ft Harland 23 rbs. I was surprised how well it worked I also built a frame to go over the AC to hang a sun screen on to cover it.

[@k-mparker]

Thanx Hanx!!! And, enjoyed the live comedy show with the pranx too!!! Gooood solid info, why in the Sam Hell don’t the RV manufacturers spend a couple of more pennies and have the AC’s configured this way???? 👍😃🍻

[@rockercover]

Cannot think of many things better than improved airflow. Way to move the air.

[@skittersmurf573]

I had wanted to get mine for awhile, but the new Grand Design Transcend Xplor units come with Furrion AC units. Emailed RV Airflow, and they told me they were releasing one for my AC! Seeing your movie reminded me to go back and order it, looking forward to delivery!

[@lancewulfers2502]

When you take the vent covers off you change the AC loading. Either take off none of the vent covers to take measurements or take them all off. If you are getting turbulence issues in the airflow sensor you can add some air conditioning filter material in the cone to stabilize the airflow. Cars use a honeycomb material in the mass airflow sensors to stabilize the airflow. PS. The RV Airflow does make a huge difference in airflow, but it can be difficult to take valid measurements.

[@b-sanddog4149]

What did you just say?

[@KupsoRyu]

Doesn't really matter because they used the same procedure both before and after the airflow install.

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Thank you for this, we try our best to make sure the testing is consistent before and after installation

[@mikelezan1023]

Wasn't going to do it this year up here in Michigan but it has been warmer than usual. Thanks for the video, looking forward to your next.

[@brandiloydthepath5139]

Love the “TNT” Ney Ney 🤣🤣 On a serious note, great tutorial.

[@melodygrandinetti5016]

Good job you two, you all are the best. I look forward to watching you guys every week.

[@HappilyEverHanks]

🤗

[@cabzombie3484]

I’m not sure what you’ve convinced me more of , not going RVing or to not marry ! 🤔. I’ve got it ! Show us you enjoying a relaxing evening in your freshly fixed RV , leading into tearing up some of that Nook Nook !!

[@davidchilders2150]

Cute and informative. Lining up the lag bolts is 90% of the difficulty of the project. My 3 were already done! Be cool! These will help!

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Absolutely David! Thank you so much for your wonderful support, you stay cool as well 😎

[@vickihanks8691]

Thanks so much for sharing all the information that you 2 give us. As soon as we get back to our 5th wheel we are.dping this...We love your videos. We look forward to Thursdays.

[@Scrambler85]

I had never heard of this piece of equipment. Looks like a dramatic improvement 👍

[@twobearstrekking]

OMG! You are some serious Hankstirs! Energy out the Air Condition! Someone commented that we are Statler and Waldorf we almost popped our Muppets laughing. Keep up the great information and videos. Your new Subsciber -Jonathan Keep on Trekking!

[@mikemoxley9477]

Thanks again for a great report. Will be ordering as soon as I get back to our trailer!!!

[@russellvh3655]

Love you guys and PLEASE keep being you. Don’t listen to those comments about too silly or just a commercial. Question, after installing the part you closed the side vents on the ceiling mount part. Wouldn’t that just direct more air to the vents? Wouldn’t that make more cool air flow? Isn’t that what the foam part did? Sure it’s me but I’m not sure why you couldn’t just close the main ceiling vents thus having more air to the duct vents. I’m not real handy so confused. Again, LOVE YA. Please stay Karl and Ney Ney. Oh, and Dexter.

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Even if you just shut the dump valves, the air still gets trapped and lost in extra dead space. The RV airflow reduces all the extra space so the airflow can only go into the room vents. Thanks Russell 🤗

[@andrewwolfe7308]

THANKS HANKS!!!!! Just ordered and used the discount code! Saved us almost 30 bucks! Cheers!

[@HappilyEverHanks]

We love to hear the savings $$!

[@bobpurs]

Great video and big improvement. Heard they work good. Hanks be cool now 👍✊

[@Cometman2007]

Instructional and hilarious. Thanks for your awesome videos. Love you guys. Tim and Bev

[@elizabethroblyer5615]

I just love your video’s even when you’re doing a how to video it’s so entertaining! I’m a retired ER nurse and I would have loved working with you two, hope to meet you in person some day!!

[@HappilyEverHanks]

🤗

[@caseypries7559]

I just opened the air dumps and stopped using the ductwork. I believe it's Alliance RV that stopped using ceiling ductwork all together. The idea is you're wasting a lot of cooling by pumping the cold air through a hot ceiling. I think that's probably correct. Also 1 correction. You said something about the air conditioner providing ventilation which is not correct. They just recycle inside air, no fresh air is brought in.

[@dustyashberry6140]

Yup recirc the cooler air for less stress/work for the ac unit

[@blakewindham8523]

I sealed mine up with tape to make clean air flow and closed the dumps. It didn't work well at all. I was told to open the dumps for max air flow. 12 degrees cooler overall with the dumps open. Don't seal up the dumps. I'm in Texas and it's hot.

[@billl7679]

We installed one two years ago, or so. Made a huge difference is the amount of air flow. I found out my front and rear AC are ducted together after installing it because when the rear unit is on it pushed a huge amount of air out the front vents. Even though I'm an avid DIY'er the money spent was well worth it, in my opinion. We will likely add one to our front AC too.

[@JandAReview1]

We made my own, basically the same thing just spent $10 on foam. Great video

[@robrob31295]

Great video guys!!! When can you do ours? No joke, we're old would be nice to have someone knowing what their doing😁❤️

[@VenturesomeCouple]

Awesome,. we've been loving our RV AirFlow Systems since last August, it's amazing!

[@Bluebobthecat1]

Welcome to the RV Airflow club guys.... Keep up the good and crazy funny content!!

[@erinbarrett3363]

This was a fantastic video 😉! We may need to get us some of them nifty air flow thingys! It is super hot in the middle of a heat wave here in New Jersey! Would be nice to have them right now 🤔. Love your sense of humor, had us laughing out loud! Love ya guys! Safe travels!

[@lynnfiegl4953]

What a awesome job!! We live in NC, so it’s hot here! This will help tremendously! #ThanksHanks!! ❤️❤️

[@gregpierce2468]

Glad y’all got them! First thing we purchased a year ago ! Stay cool ❄️

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Thanks Greg! We are so happy with them! 😊

[@HDRider1601]

FYI, all AC’s should always be run on high fan or you risk evaporator coil freeze up.

[@jamiehaynes2415]

I have seen alot of people starting to do this and have heard alit of positive feedback about it

[@KELLYCHILDERS-wh1lu]

Can i check how my air flow is cooling. I have one ceiling rv a/c .it is on 30 amp breaker.. its square.. i cleaned condenser , its loud. .. i have 2007 grey wolf .. 26ft just me. Thinking about buying a tower ac portable.. means its 8"w x 36" tall approx. Im open for suggestions... Y'all very humorous couple yet "informative".👍 I enjoyed watching yall's video.. thank you.

[@jgilliam1955]

I sent this to my brother. He lives in a 5th wheel. You guys are funny. Have you mentioned adding a Soft Start on the AC units? Then you can run both AC's on a 30 AMP circuit.

[@HappilyEverHanks]

We've definitely thought about it!

[@otradventuresontheroadrv7056]

So glad you got it done.. Next is the Soft starters.. I talked to Art as well. Nice guy..

[@AndyShaferRacing]

All the videos about the RV Airflow talk about CFM numbers but how much better does the A/C cool down the RV to the set point? For example: without it you go from 90 degrees to 75 in 3hrs but with the RV Airflow you go from 90 degrees to 75 in 2hrs.

[@timlord4172]

The size of your a/c unit will determine that. If you have the basic 13k unit will take longer to cool your rig down than a 15k btu unit. I have the Coleman 15k unit and did a diy fix to improve the unit efficiency air flow, and it will cool our rig from 90 degrees to 75 degrees within 30 minutes!

[@dustyashberry6140]

I did the diy version on our 2 units and it dropped the temp in our camper from 87 to 75 in less than an hour right after finishing

[@donnnay1717]

This is a point most seem to miss. The AC capacity is fixed. You don’t get more cooling by increasing airflow. This will decrease the delta across the coil. It improves air distribution and mat reduce warm spots. The statement it cools faster is inaccurate. It does cut the noise dramatically because it blocks line of sight to the blower. I’m an HVAC engineer 40+ years

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Because of the loss of dead space, the RV does cool down much faster based on airflow!

[@dustyashberry6140]

@@donnnay1717 But what you are also missing is the shotty tape job that is in the plenum. Which will create losses because you will be losing air in the ceiling. You are not creating more cooling capability you are lessening the losses in your system.

[@Findingourhappyplace]

I got your hat today and I'm loving it. I like that shirt Hanging with the Hanks

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Awesome!

[@ianmaffett6275]

I agree that these do make a difference worth the money. I took the time and did the DIY - and I’m a decent DIY’er - and that was ok but these work much better overall. It’s ridiculous in the first place that the plenums are designed as they are so at that point almost anything is going to be an improvement. The baffle is nearly useless and you’ll probably find it’s not even in the right place. If the DIY, which is notably cheaper, works for you, then so be it. I knew that after I did that, I could always use it. But I never went back. While hard to swallow the cost of the 2 units, I never regretted it once going that route. Now, another thing I wan to mention, as noted in this video, I have two 15k Coleman Mach units, which wants to have 50A to operate. I say wants to because I found it is not a demand. While many second units are 13.5K, this should be fine for almost if not all, really. I turned the electric water heater off and use just gas for that and then on a 30A connection (because most of our state park lots are 30A only) both units will run all day without any issue. It will absolutely through the breaker if I leave the water heater on electric as I’ve forgotten a time or two.

[@TheEdelKampers]

Thanks, great video and it reminded Fred to clean out our AC filters. Check, AC filters clean and local vent closed. Mary💕Fred

[@timrinkevich9541]

As always - love the video. Very entertaining, and we liked that it really gave some good information. There was an error in the process so it’s not really a 59% increase - just that side of me that can’t let it go. But still a good improvement and who cares when you’re having fun.

[@jenniferweesner213]

We're currently buying this :) for our fifth wheel.

[@TD907-r5e]

That's a great improvement great job, and I just love it when you guys do it yourself, again you guys ROCK. 👍👍👍😉😉😉

[@jacihart6460]

We just ordered ours! Thank you for sharing the discount on the airflow system!!

[@LetsTurnItUpWorld]

Great idea and informative. How did you prevent loosening up the seals around the unit when trying to get everything lined up purrfectly? 🙌

[@HappilyEverHanks]

The RV self seals to the roof when torqued properly

[@CFPVideoProductions]

Good scientific approach. It looks like a good solid product that will work well. For me, I have a duel basement AC that works more along the lines of the produce you just installed. Keep up the good work. Don

[@guttermastersplus5613]

A piece of styrofoam works absolutely the same way well I can off your main vents and running it to your auxiliary events is all you're doing it increases the airflow through the cab

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Thank you for sharing so everyone can learn!

[@MRHEAT20]

Great review- and I’m glad they sent you a flow hood to get the right CFM - real world review 🍻

[@bobmirror7164]

Wal-Mart sells Lasko Blower fans that you plug into the wall outlet to circulate air and they are quiet. So yes most air conditioner units will work better with a external room recalculation fan. There is now way that RV is going to be cool in the Yuma Arizona sun unless you learn how to add interior decorative insulation panels.

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Good to know!

[@kylemcfarlane107]

Woot Woot!! Definitely going to look into getting one of these.

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Awesome Kyle! We noticed a considerable amount of difference in having two installed. Stay cool out there! 😎👍🏼

[@jcwatch-g6l]

Just ordered mine with THANKSHANKS. Thanks Hanks!!!!

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Wahoo!! Stay cool!! 😎🙌🏼

[@hart2harttx906]

We’ve been thinking about ordering the RV Airflow. Your video sealed the deal! THANKS HANKS 15% off so appreciated. We’re near Houston right now for work…melting!

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Stay cool!

[@chrisfaison6371]

Please. Since you moved the AC please check to make sure your ac is properly sealed on the outside! Thanks for the video!!

[@HappilyEverHanks]

We did a very extensive rain test!

[@chrisfaison6371]

@@HappilyEverHanks SWEEEEETT

[@chrisforeman4323]

Love your videos. You put fun into education!! Thanks for all you do for the rv community!

[@HappilyEverHanks]

🤗

[@michaelcountssr.8445]

we too just installed these on our motorhome and love the results.

[@hannahslist15]

You two are so fun to watch! I can't imagine having you as my nurse! Ha ha!! I imagine you guys are requested often! Thanks for keeping all of us smiling!😊😅

[@adamkittok]

You are gonna love the air flow system. Mine came factory installed in my 21 reflexion. Not all 30A are equal. The park i am at i trip the breaker a few times a week. The last park i never tripped it.

[@leekimm6826]

There are only 2 things that cause that. Lose wires on the lugs. Take a Klein screw driver and tighten them. The breaker is weak Lightning in the area can cause that. I always have a 30 and a 50 with me will switch them out while we are there. Take them with you when you leave. I'm a retired contractor if you don't want to do it have the maintnance people do it

[@adamkittok]

@@leekimm6826 thanks for the heads up. The park i am at is dead dead during the week thats why the wife and i like it so much but we found out why its dead lol.

[@adamkittok]

@@leekimm6826 got it fixed. Thank you for the heads up

[@leekimm6826]

@@adamkittok Glad it worked for you. Most people don't know electricity vibrates which causes those issues

[@aboveallexplore9165]

Thanks Hanks Just ordered ours

[@brent5027]

Now for the hard truth , the duct runs front to back full length of all rvs so air blows past last duct so if u seal off the backside of the last duct it forces the air out and increases effiency of the units

[@tamaradowns2326]

New to your channel and I absolutely love you guys! You're both so fun and such bright lights. Just used your Waggle code! Thank you!

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Welcome! Thanks from the Hanks for all your support 🤗

[@newdayfarm9463]

Wow! We may need to do this. Thanks for the info and y’all are hilarious too. 😂

[@tikkin11]

This might actually be better than my "go to" of sombreros and frozen margaritas...

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Thank you so much for watching! We appreciate your support 🙂

[@opaandomascampingadventures]

We got one with our Momentum and transferred two from our Reflection. We still only need one AC to keep the Rig cool. (At least when the outside temp is at 85F.)

[@ericknowles1637]

I saw a few comments requesting info on the DIY version, including a request from the Hanks. Here is a video that shows you how to do the mod from beginning to end on 2 different popular plenum designs. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqbWh3-Kg9JqldU

[@jimmarieshustak4570]

We love the Hanks! Also hey Eric, Ross’s videos are are more detailed than most. My husband did the foam board mod and it’s great.

[@HappilyEverHanks]

Thanks so much for sharing the link, Eric!!

[@stevedenoyer5956]

Hank you for the informative video. It was very cool!

[@heiditaylor5896]

I definitely want to do this with our ac unit.