yeah that r.v thing is going to cause much more trouble than its worth that i can promise.my a.c unit is only 2x3 so it doesnt take up much space.and is pretty cheap mine was like $150 new but i traded for mine. heres a couple of tips make sure that your ac pulls fresh air to convert through the front.it will usually have some sort of slotting u can c and then the cold air exhaust on the front near the top. befor u go drilling holes u need to plug it in and see were the water acumulates,it will puddle before it spews over the sides "like it normally would.u might need to take the back off and hit it a couple of times to make a low point,so the water naturally feeds there,that is were u would want to install a drip hose,good luck.remember the insulation is so extreemly vital.i would insulate the inside with loose unsulation and then ger a sheet of r 134 and glue it to the out side.
disrupt86 Reviewed by disrupt86 on . Window A/C Questions Do window air conditioners need to be exhausted out of the room? Or can i just set it in the room. I feel like it needs to be exhausted, doesnt the exhaust side get hot? thus defeating the purpose. Thanks ahead of time! Rating: 5