[Rhodes22-list] Vent Fan

[Joe Camp]

     I got my recycled '87 in 2010.  I was living in NC at the time.  Stan (whom I assume learned of my desire for a vent in the anchor rode storage space by reading the list) put in a solar vent for me, no charge. On the hottest days, mid to high nineties, there was no heat at all when I entered the cabin.  It is a great addition, and keeps mould down, too.  I am now on the upper Chesapeake, and the sun is still hot up here.  I just replaced Stan's original vent.  They don't seem to live very long, but it's a worthwhile expense.


Joe Camp
s/v John Dawson
Bohemia River, MD 



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> From: Leland <LKUHN at cnmc.org>
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>I agree with Bill on the vent fan.  It's probably a good idea but I haven't
>needed one in Maryland yet and my leaking ports put water in the bilge most
>every time it rains, although I usually empty it within a day or so.
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>Everyone will probably agree that the anchor locker is one of the few design
>features of the Rhodes22 that they don't like; at least for storing your
>Rhodes' rode.
>
>Lee
>1986 Rhodes22  AT EASE
>Kent Island, MD
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