Bluefish1354
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Has any one figured the best way to get air flow through a 2320 while it is on the mooring or dock. Mine cooks and the humidity super high.
venting a 2320
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DaleH
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Do a search on 'dorade' and you'll get tons of info. Also search on my name for 'vent bilge' and you'll see an idea to vent the bilge of built-up condensation too.
The best pairing would be a passive dorade box [I say passive as subject to the wind(s)] and a Vetus solar-powered exhaust fan to move stale air out.
There's a wealth of info in our archives
! Many of us here have "been there ... done that".
The best pairing would be a passive dorade box [I say passive as subject to the wind(s)] and a Vetus solar-powered exhaust fan to move stale air out.
There's a wealth of info in our archives
! Many of us here have "been there ... done that".Bryan 2530
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Search Beckson window rain shield vents too. They allow you to leave the trunk cabin windows open.
Got them on my 2530 and they help.
Got them on my 2530 and they help.
DaleH
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Bryan 2530":17d3dghy said:
Glad
you added that - those are awesome!
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One clever person took an old deck plate, drilled a hole and added PVC pipe n the cockpit. It does little in the cabin but adding a small solar panel, timer and 12 V fan might help
Bluefish1354
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Those both look like great solutions. Dale which dorade box did you go with? Do you spin it backwards while on the mooring in rain?
