What temperature do you keep you AC set at for the summertime?

 

In the car? At the coldest setting possible. In the house? We don't have an air conditioned house. Lots of trees to keep a shade on for most of the day.

 

holy crap no A/C thats awful dood id die here in FL

 

Where I live in my little part of Canada, we don't need it. But believe it or not, 3 hours north of here you do need it.

 

oooh yea Canada Eh! awesome place ive been told by several friends who have visited there...i havent been there but i do plan on it

 

Who needs a/c, I have windows and a gas pedal.

 

usually just enough to know there is a difference from inside and outside,around 78-80. and usually don't turn it on until it's over 90 out

 

Upper 90's down here and plenty humid , so I keep my AC at 77 and it sho feels good

 

yikes 77,78 yall would kill me 68 degrees in this house

 

Do you have a side of beef hanging next to your recliner

 

I keep mine at 76. Thermostats can be off by several degrees so it is hard to tell the real temp unless you have certified and calibrated thermometers.

 

Hey, some of us consider that a goal in life...

Anyway.. no AC in the house, or in the Ranger. 3 windows, all open, all the time. In the house, well, I don't spend a lot of time in there when it's hot out.
The Exploder, I never use the AC, don't even know if it works..

 

75-76 during the day then 72-75 at night.

Chris

 

In the 01 truck, on max cold all the time in summer. I have not yet done the a/c modification to make the Super Duty a/c work like it should.

Here in southern Oregon, we don't really need a/c. It is flood irrigated around here, so that combined with cool night time temps and lots of trees, makes it OK. Just close up the house on hot days until 6 or 7 PM, then open up everything and turn on a few fans and the house cools right off.

 

Usually keep mine around 75 or 76 24/7 here in the summer...we're situated just perfect in this valley that it holds heat ALL the time....like lows in the 80s. Nothing like the reassuring hum of an entire city of air conditioners to sing you to sleep.