Post by cattail on Dec 7, 2015 18:27:59 GMT -5
Good evening, my friends:
I am considering (4 visits to the dealer so far -- I've heard that it takes about 7 visits to close the deal) the purchase of an E190 and I would love to hear from others who have experience with the E190. I live in Central Florida and note that the E190 comes with minimum (R-7) insulation. Do I really need a furnace? Have you had occasion to use your furnace? How low was the temperature when you used it? Also, using the generally accepted formula for determining the AC BTU requirement (L x W x 25), it would appear that the wall mounted 8,000 BTU AC would be adequate. It is my understanding that the AC unit removes humidity from the air only when it is running and that an over-sized unit may not run long enough to reduce the humidity adequately. Cool and dry is good -- cold and clammy is not. Does anyone have experience with the wall mounted 8,000 BTU AC? Also, are front mounted stabilizer jacks needed? Are the standard stabilizer jacks adequate? Finally, are you able to use the shower without flooding the bathroom floor? Or do you keep Rover's pillow in the shower and use the bathhouse showers instead? By now, I'm sure you are questioning whether 7 visits to the dealer will be enough for this prospect. I will listen to the voice of experience. If you would like to contact me privately, my email address is reedtg3 at comcast dot net.
Cattail
I am considering (4 visits to the dealer so far -- I've heard that it takes about 7 visits to close the deal) the purchase of an E190 and I would love to hear from others who have experience with the E190. I live in Central Florida and note that the E190 comes with minimum (R-7) insulation. Do I really need a furnace? Have you had occasion to use your furnace? How low was the temperature when you used it? Also, using the generally accepted formula for determining the AC BTU requirement (L x W x 25), it would appear that the wall mounted 8,000 BTU AC would be adequate. It is my understanding that the AC unit removes humidity from the air only when it is running and that an over-sized unit may not run long enough to reduce the humidity adequately. Cool and dry is good -- cold and clammy is not. Does anyone have experience with the wall mounted 8,000 BTU AC? Also, are front mounted stabilizer jacks needed? Are the standard stabilizer jacks adequate? Finally, are you able to use the shower without flooding the bathroom floor? Or do you keep Rover's pillow in the shower and use the bathhouse showers instead? By now, I'm sure you are questioning whether 7 visits to the dealer will be enough for this prospect. I will listen to the voice of experience. If you would like to contact me privately, my email address is reedtg3 at comcast dot net.
Cattail
