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Originally Posted by Bob (WA0MQE)
I've noticed when condensation shows up in our rig it's almost always related to the corners and joints. The common denominator is this is where the aluminum, in my case, framing is. It makes sense that the metal will carry the cold from the outside to the inside. Knowing this, I wonder if there's anything that could be done during manufacturing to alleviate at least part of this phenomenon. Like maybe a layer of insulating foam material between the metal and the fiberglass exterior and/or interior.
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YUP - ever notice the beads of condensation on windows and the metal frames in different circumstances? That, you can see - what you DON'T see, is the same thing happening at various points INSIDE the RV walls - and over time, that can do the same rot and mildew damage as a seam leak...
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Eastern .....|'88 KIT model 240 24 ft. 5er
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