121, that was the 'comfort' index just recently where we are currently located in the Kansas City area. If it is over 120 shouldn't it be the 'discomfort' index?
Luckily we bought a second air conditioner for the bedroom and we are glad that we did. Along with that we have the dual pane windows and the astro foil insulation. In the 10 months we have owned our Condo on Wheels and have been full-timing we have seen temperatures as low as 17 degrees and as high as the aforementioned comfort index and have been comfortable in all extremes. We also have been in some noisy parks that we know the dual pane windows have helped cut down the noise. Plus they reduce the condensation insideNow we when we started out full-timing we PLANNED on daytime temps in the 70's and overnight in the 50's and you can see how well that worked out. I am sure you have heard the old Yiddish Proverb, 'Man plans, God laughs'!.
Now we when we started out full-timing we PLANNED on daytime temps in the 70's and overnight in the 50's and you can see how well that worked out. I am sure you have heard the old Yiddish Proverb, 'Man plans, God laughs'!
Till next time,
Bob & Jo
Doesn't sound comfortable to me! Who comes up with these terms anyway? Trying to do some reverse psychology if you ask me.
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Came across your blog from your post on the Carriage Yahoo Group. Nice to meet some fellow full time newbies. We've been on the road since 12/09 in our 2010 Cameo 36FWS. We post daily on our blog at http://tumbleweed-jimdee.blogspot.com. We'll check in on you periodically to "compare notes." Cheers! Jim & Dee
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