Almost done. 7X16 Pace American Journey

[RandyH]

Hey, I've been off the board for a few months while working on my cargo trailer conversion. I think it turned out OK, let me know what you think...
Trailer as picked up.

With tow vehicle.

Front door with night light and electrical outlet

TV antenna and water hookups. PVC pipe under trailer is greywater drain.

Shore power hookup. I ordered with both vents at the back for air conditioner and venting the battery.

Cable and OTA jack.

Barn doors with air conditioner exhaust panel installed.

[RandyH]

Continuing on....

4 breakers in electrical panel-front, middle, back and water heater circuits, all with GFCI

Battery and charger.

Shroud for A/C exhaust made from styrofoam.

[RandyH]

Looking toward the back. Floor is garage foam tiles.

Shower.

V-nose with fridge, microwave and overhead storage.

Cheap locker for hanging clothes.

Homemade variable speed, reversible vent fan. Cost around $50, including fan.

[Iconfabul8]

Very nice! I hope your AC is an inspiration to alot of people. I have wondered why more builders haven't done it like this. Good job.

[lrrowe]

Mine is similar, but I chose not to make the tunnel from the false,wall to the barn door for two reasons. One, I did not want to cut the hole in the door and two, I belived I needed more air circulation around the back. I have two small fans around it to help cool off the unit. Oh, of course, I leave the door open some for air flow.

[m.colley]

Your build looks good, congrats.


Martin

[McDave]

Very Nice, Randy! Super job on the rear utility area. Great idea to separate the hot exhaust out the door while having the vents for intake air down low and not mixed with exhaust in the backroom. Tidy set up. The locker is a great idea as well. You can't have too much storage. The walls and kitchen came out great. Can you give some detail on the fan?
Well Done, Sir.
Roll Tide

McDave

[jr9744]

I like the way you did your ac. I plan to do something pretty similar.

[RandyH]

McDave,

I didn't order the trailer with a vent fan. I bought these two items from Amazon..

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002N1J5IM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01H1W79S0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1




If you look at the Amazon reviews for the PWM controller, someone has posted pictures showing how to do it. The fan fit the existing hole perfectly. I used aluminum angle to make the trim.

It works really well.

Randy

[McDave]

Fan-tastic!
Thanks.

McDave