Vibemod

  I will post pictures when I get a chance. With the fan in reverse is like having a ceiling fan above the dinette table. Very happy with the outcome and installing was easier than I had thought it would be. The ceiling joist are about 2 feet apart the roof has 1 1/2" of block foam altogether the roof is 1 13/16 " thick. I think that may be similar to the r-pods where there is foam. I think it will help in keeping it cooler in front. 

PICTURES man PICTURES!!!

Yup, always measure currents - on any DC or AC appliance.  The label ratings are for startup max surge.

FYI re the Fantastic fans. I installed one on my Camplite and measured the DC current. The current for the FF is specified at 1.86/2.29/3.0 Amps on low/med/high, however I actually measured 1.0/1.27/1.61. Apparently the spec values are starting currents, more useful for fuse sizing. Good news for dry campers. I also put their UltraBreeze UB1500SM cover on it. No more worrying about rain. Great!

this is not exactly what you were asking about---but related .

we added 2 small (6") fans to our pod-one at each end.  they make a lot of air movement and contribute nicely to keeping the pod cool.  we got them from our local office supply store (about $17 each). they are 110 volt and have large clamps that can attach in lots of different places. I actually custom fabricated 2 mounts that are attached to the top of the window valences for the mounting locations.

here is a link to the fans
http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/324208/Atlantic-Breeze-6-Personal-Clip-On/

here is the mount



  here is the mount and a fan together



Vann