My brother I'm convinced!!! Great Product video! Loved it! Can't wait for the next video. Its, Simple, Better, and cheaper than Zero Breeze...Its a no brainer! Blessings! Peace from the Keys!
Loll. What's up Mav!! 🤣😂 Brother did you see a few clips on the video that you recognized. Loll. I can't wait to get this party going my brother. Can't wait. Big hugs and thanks for watching
It's good to hear from you. Stay blessed my brother. I will be making other videos on this topic. We know like us with an older walk around cuddy, this could be their save and grace. We will be going soon on a long boat trip so we will be putting this unit to the test but so far we are very impressed with it. Take care brother. 👍😊
Very cool (pun intended). I feel like you all did your homework. I also feel like you experienced all of the same predicaments I went through on my small cuddy. I ended up buying the expensive Mark 2 over 3 years ago. It does well for my small space. My biggest issue is battery time. I spend 3 days, 2 nights camping on it. I’m trying to figure out the best way to recharge and prolong run time. Wish I had seen this unit, but I appreciate watching and learning from your set up.
My brother. The Mark2 is an awesome unit. I know the Zero Breeze is coming out with a MK 3. Talking about bad to da bone! It's has awesome specs. The IceCove is a newer company when it comes to portable AC units. We found this company. The Specs showed many up's then the MK 2. The single hose was what did it for us, but we were ready to buy the MK2 which is a great product. ❤️👍
Great video! If you hadn't purchased the Zero Breeze, don't waste your time. I bought it, used it on a similarly sized cuddy, and it simply couldn't cool down under the S. Fla heat even after optimizing it's setup with hoses and all - had to return it. That unit is simply not made for the S. Fla heat and humidity. I ended up buying a $300 portable a/c unit which works great except it's cumbersome with the tubing etc. I do run it off a portable generator. I read the IceCove can be powered off a/c which is what I use. I'm a bit pessimistic on these small compact a/c units but looking forward to the next video on how it performed. Great video Gus! regards.
Hello MrWater4Fun Thank you so much for your comment and support. I completely agree with you. I have a good friend that has a RU-vid channel called Perfect Fit Boating and he too said the same, of just buying an ac unit and generator. Get something with 5000 or better BTUs. We are avoiding the extra weight and space that it will take, but you never know in the future that might be the route we are going to have to take. So far we are very impressed with the IceCove. I know it's only 200 more BTUs than the MK 2 but it's still 200 more. What come out of that hose is cold. The battery is also larger, at 40ah/896wh on the IceCove. The Mk2 is 35h/840wh. Still a little more but that little more helps a lot when it comes to extending the run time. We too are hoping that this will be it. Next is the installation, which that going to be challenging, then we are taking a 6days trip on our boat and Living in it for that time. We will definitely document it all. Thank you so much for watching. I wish you all the best, maybe we will cross paths out on the water. 😁👍 Stay blessed my friend.
@@2BearsOutdoors Sounds good Gus, I'm Pablo, good to meet you. Will definitely say hello if I see you out there. I forgot to mention, the portable a/c unit I'm using is 5000 BTUs and does pull about 1000 watts usage. I also have a small head, but we keep it shut so that's less space volume to cool down. As you know, those hot and wind-less summer nights combined with the little insulation in our small cabin boats are brutal. They surely put any a/c to the test. Totally hear you with the space and all other considerations, been there and still here! Yes I follow your Perfect Fit friends too :) Keep up the cool content! Cheers
@@MrWater4Fun brother Pablo, awesome to be chatting with you. 5000 BTUs! Sweet! I know our cooling situations will put a beat down on any ac unit. Loll... Most will never understand as to why we bear with the heat, release nights and the dreadful bugs when is just easier to call it a day and load up your boat and go home. Loll. I'm sure we will cross paths someday or let's plan an outing. Blessing brother Pablo.
My brother, loll. Thank you. It's a really cool system. Can't wait to use it. 😁 Big hugs, when I leave from Big Cypress today if it's not too late I'll give you a shut. Big hugs brother.
Brother BoatLifeinFlorida How are you. Yes, we are very excited to give it a go especially since it Now Blazing Hot in South Florida. The installation is going to tricky but we have 2 options to made it work. Then our 6days out on the water living in our boat. That's when we will really find out. But we are very happy with our purchase and already very impressed with the amount of cold air that the IceCove puts out. It's very affordable considering other competitors of same style products are far more expensive. If the IceCove does well in our cuddy boat it's definitely money we'll spent. Thank you again my brother. Many blessings.
Enjoyed your video. We have some of the same considerations as you. Have you had a chance to use the unit in any "real world" situations yet? I'm very interested to learn more about your experiences with it. Thanks
Brother Thomas hello. How are you? As a matter of fact we did. We spent 7 days out on the water in blazing South FL Heat. Loll. We just came back from that trip. I am going to do a follow up video soon on installation and how the unit performed for us. A spoiler alert, it did well. Not freezing cold in the cabin but way better then we ever experienced on summer months in our cabin. Most importantly, our pups were not hot or panting at night. That speaks in high volume considering they are they first to roast in the cabin with their fur coats. I will get to that video ASAP. Thank you so much for your support, we always appreciate it. Blessings to ya brother.
Have you tried having the unit in the cabin and ducting the warm air out? It seems that the unit would cool faster by pulling in the slowly cooling air in the cabin vs the always warm air on the outside.
Hello Robert. Thanks for the comment We did try the unit in the cabin with exhaust going out. With the cabin being so steamlngly humid, it to very long to start cooling because it was working of pulling all the humidity out. Since we are realiing more on the battery to power the unit, we need the AC to start cooling quickly. We will be making another video soon on installation and do some off grid boating with the unit. Lets see what happens. Thank you for commenting.
@@2BearsOutdoors love seeing your videos and i agree with the gentleman's comment of having the unit inside the cabin. The principals of an AC system is to relocate the hot air outside just as in a home the evaporator is inside the house and condenser outside the house. Great videos. Keep it up bears 🐻🐻
@@estebanperez5768hello brother EstebanPerez. Sorry for the late response, I'm just seeing your comment. Thank you so much for you support and watching our content, we truly appreciate you. I most definitely agree with you. We did try the inside of the cabin, but the unit takes up most of the area where we place power bank and fan. We just came back from a long boat trip and really used the AC unit. I will be making another video on installation and performance of the unit and how it worked for us. My brother, many blessings to you and your family. Thanks again.
