[Newbie7749]

I am looking to install a new self-contained AC unit on my 29 Tiara Coronet.

Any suggestions as to location of the unit.  Unlike other Tiaras, I don't think the 29 Coronet had AC as an option, so it does not seem like a simple drop in installation.

I am also considering just using a portable unit, but want to try for the self-contained marine ac unit route if the installation is relatively straightforward.

Thanks for any help.

[Misdirection]

I don't know if their made any longer, but a friend had one of these in his 30' Searay and it worked pretty good.

Krusin Kool marine ac.

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Doesnt look like theirs alot of room to mount a traditional ac in a 2900 Coronet.

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[zane202@live.com]

Received estimates to air condition the coronet . Ranged from $8,000 and up. Seems we need to ac current electrical panel installed first. Figured $8,000 would cover many years of room rental.

[Newbie7749]

Received estimates to air condition the coronet . Ranged from $8,000 and up. Seems we need to ac current electrical panel installed first. Figured $8,000 would cover many years of room rental.

Wow, that's crazy -- that makes sense though.  Coming into it, I thought it was just a matter of the cost of the self-contained AC unit which seem to cost about $1500-$2,000; but if you need to upgrade electrical capabilities then it gets way more expense.

I may just take aboard a portable air conditioner if needed (e.g., Zero Breeze).  It's such a small cabin that it won't take much to cool it.

[Lobsta]

Maybe something like this would work. I am familiar with the 29 and that space is pretty small so this may do it.
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edit - I just re read and see you already found it!