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  1. P46-Curaçao, May 7, 2016
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    My finished setup, while enjoying my Post! image.jpeg
  2. My Affair, Jul 25, 2016
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    We had ours done similar to Ruby, additionally had cut out the door faces to install black plexiglass and installed the electronics in that cabinet. Also, while building shelves in that cabinet installed new framing for replaceable filters for the AC. Installed the old air outlet into the area next to the cabinet to increase the air flow to the AC....boat now as cold as a "meat locker"...
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  3. kubu, Jul 26, 2016
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    What do you mean by this? " Installed the old air outlet into the area next to the cabinet to increase the air flow to the AC "

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  4. My Affair, Jul 26, 2016
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    The old air outlet was in the area I installed the TV. We re-used that outlet and installed it to the right of the cabinet into the sloped area which increased the air flow. If you enlarge the picture, look closely near the window, you'll see the vent. The other thing we did was remove the back of the existing cabinet for space and to help the electronics breathe. What I saw when I did that was a screen had been installed at some point over the A/C inlet. There wouldn't be away to see it before. Last year the AC worked, but not like this. Here are before and after the removal of the screen I found. I installed an aluminum frame and I'm using 12" x 12"x 1" throw away filters.
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  5. mfan46, Jul 26, 2016
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  6. mfan46, Jul 26, 2016
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    Is that the return on top of the tv
  7. My Affair, Jul 26, 2016
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    No, that's the outlet of the blower.
  8. kubu, Jul 27, 2016
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    OK that is where mine is located, behind the 2 doors. I thought you may have put a return to the right side by the windows as well. I sometimes leave my electronic doors open to allow more air in there and seems to cool a little better. Just replace my 16,000 BTU unit with another newer one and seems to do a little better. Which I could of went to a 24K unit but power was the issue.
  9. My Affair, Jul 28, 2016
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    I did put an additional return in. See pictures below. I removed the electronics so you can see the return air inlet filter and took the opportunity to change it...3 months old... IMG_1514.JPG IMG_1515.JPG IMG_1516.JPG
  10. My Affair, Jul 28, 2016
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    Here are pics from my 1975 42' 5385903_20150916140410369_1_LARGE.jpg 5385903_20150916140614693_1_LARGE.jpg
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