grampakoot
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Anyone know what the chances might be to have a Desert SuperCooler installed at Quartzsite during big event?
Desert SuperCooler
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34footer
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They may be referring to this:
http://www.rvjournal.com/SuperCooler.html
J
http://www.rvjournal.com/SuperCooler.html
J
Utclmjmpr
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This system does work,,,but,,,they become prob lamatic due to the accumulation of water minerals deposited on and thru the radiator, thereby reducing its ability to cool properly over time.>>>Dan
Tony_Alberta
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"The Desert SuperCooler is used extensively in the RV industry, since most RVers have a tendency to overload their RVs and then attempt to tackle steep grades, high altitudes and hot desert temperatures. "34footer said:
Being Canadian I have no intentions of being close to the desert in summer.
rhmahoney
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Tony_Alberta:
"Being Canadian I have no intentions of being close to the desert in summer."
What, not even Okanagan Valley, BC's own desert?
"Being Canadian I have no intentions of being close to the desert in summer."
What, not even Okanagan Valley, BC's own desert?
BernieD
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Tony_Alberta said:
The hottest temperature I have ever seen on my radiator temperature gauge was the climb out of Kelowna, BC on 97C. And I was not overloaded.
Tony_Alberta
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Absolutely not in July and August. Too many dumb*ss tourists in their motorhomes and trailers clogging up the roads in British Columbia.rhmahoney said:
I prefer to do my clogging in BC in June and September. 
