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Post by floridag on Mar 2, 2021 22:34:22 GMT
Hi Everyone - very close to placing a down payment. Any feedback on AC is summer? We're in Tampa area. I have no problem adding vents, ceramic etc if it works. Thank you!
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Post by 1095user on Mar 8, 2021 13:11:10 GMT
We live in the hot and humid south and had to add another vent in the main salon in our 2020 1095. I think the 2021's come with an additional vent in the salon bulkhead, which should do the trick.
A/C in the cabins is no problem - they do their job well. In addition to the unit in the salon, there is a unit for the master, and another which covers the two other cabins simultaneously.
We are very much enjoying the 1095 and are making some small modifications to make it more comfortable for us.
For example, we have two TVs running off inverters, and added extra outlets running off inverters so we don't have to fire up the generator while under way to charge laptops and watch TV etc. The dealer installed those for us. I added another outlet and added the extra a/c vent in the salon.
More recently I removed the main dining table and converted the dinette to "U" shaped seating which gives us more room to move about yet still be able to convert the bench to forward facing seating. We put in a nice teak folding aft cockpit table so we don't have to move / remove the cockpit table to slide the cockpit bench in order to tilt the motors etc. The salon seating configuration required no holes or drilling and is completely reversible - it can be easily put back to factory original configuration with just the 6 screws holding in the table base.
Good luck! It's a great boat.
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Post by carlthomas on Mar 15, 2021 19:37:36 GMT
We live in the hot and humid south and had to add another vent in the main salon in our 2020 1095. I think the 2021's come with an additional vent in the salon bulkhead, which should do the trick. A/C in the cabins is no problem - they do their job well. In addition to the unit in the salon, there is a unit for the master, and another which covers the two other cabins simultaneously. We are very much enjoying the 1095 and are making some small modifications to make it more comfortable for us. For example, we have two TVs running off inverters, and added extra outlets running off inverters so we don't have to fire up the generator while under way to charge laptops and watch TV etc. The dealer installed those for us. I added another outlet and added the extra a/c vent in the salon. More recently I removed the main dining table and converted the dinette to "U" shaped seating which gives us more room to move about yet still be able to convert the bench to forward facing seating. We put in a nice teak folding aft cockpit table so we don't have to move / remove the cockpit table to slide the cockpit bench in order to tilt the motors etc. The salon seating configuration required no holes or drilling and is completely reversible - it can be easily put back to factory original configuration with just the 6 screws holding in the table base. Good luck! It's a great boat. If you wouldn’t mind I would love to see some photos of your modifications especially the salon seating. I have a 2020 1095. Thanks Carl |
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Post by 1095user on Mar 18, 2021 19:36:56 GMT
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Post by carlthomas on Mar 19, 2021 6:55:11 GMT
Looks great and certainly more practical than the standard teak table we have. Carl |
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Post by mymojo on May 28, 2021 2:08:35 GMT
We live in the hot and humid south and had to add another vent in the main salon in our 2020 1095. I think the 2021's come with an additional vent in the salon bulkhead, which should do the trick. A/C in the cabins is no problem - they do their job well. In addition to the unit in the salon, there is a unit for the master, and another which covers the two other cabins simultaneously. We are very much enjoying the 1095 and are making some small modifications to make it more comfortable for us. For example, we have two TVs running off inverters, and added extra outlets running off inverters so we don't have to fire up the generator while under way to charge laptops and watch TV etc. The dealer installed those for us. I added another outlet and added the extra a/c vent in the salon. More recently I removed the main dining table and converted the dinette to "U" shaped seating which gives us more room to move about yet still be able to convert the bench to forward facing seating. We put in a nice teak folding aft cockpit table so we don't have to move / remove the cockpit table to slide the cockpit bench in order to tilt the motors etc. The salon seating configuration required no holes or drilling and is completely reversible - it can be easily put back to factory original configuration with just the 6 screws holding in the table base. Good luck! It's a great boat. If you wouldn’t mind I would love to see some photos of your modifications especially the salon seating. I have a 2020 1095. Thanks Carl |
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Post by stephenm27 on May 28, 2021 3:04:18 GMT
Table looks great! I’m curious about the base...did your boat not have two bases installed in the deck for the factory table? How did you patch those holes? |
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Post by 1095user on May 31, 2021 0:26:06 GMT
Thanks! When I ordered the boat I opted for no table and specified no holes in the hatch. Glad they obliged or my plan for the table would have backfired!
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Capt.Bob
New Member
Posts: 3
Jeanneau Model: Nc1095
Yacht Name: TravellerII
Home Port: St.Petersburg,Florida
Country: USA
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Post by Capt.Bob on Jun 30, 2021 19:34:44 GMT
I have just purchased a 2020 NC1095 and live in St.Petersburg. Hot
indeed. Only have AC vent in salon under table. Who installed/added the 2nd vent? sounds like a great idea. Also, haven’t operated AC on generator yet. Any suggestions? Finally, any idea how long generator will work with only 6 gallons of diesel?
thanks
Captain Bob
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Post by stephenm27 on Jul 1, 2021 3:03:30 GMT
I have just purchased a 2020 NC1095 and live in St.Petersburg. Hot indeed. Only have AC vent in salon under table. Who installed/added the 2nd vent? sounds like a great idea. Also, haven’t operated AC on generator yet. Any suggestions? Finally, any idea how long generator will work with only 6 gallons of diesel? thanks Captain Bob We only run the AC on the generator as we trailer our 1095 back home after each outing. No issues, just give the generator a minute or so to warm up before loading it up. Likewise, allow it a couple of minutes after unloading it before shutting it down. Our 2021 has the 12 gallon diesel tank and consumption has been approximately .4 gal/hr for us. It’s a variable speed unit so it’s a function of load but you really don’t want to run it lightly loaded for many hours anyhow. Hope this helps… |
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Post by aplackey on Jul 1, 2021 18:14:19 GMT
We live in the hot and humid south and had to add another vent in the main salon in our 2020 1095. I think the 2021's come with an additional vent in the salon bulkhead, which should do the trick. A/C in the cabins is no problem - they do their job well. In addition to the unit in the salon, there is a unit for the master, and another which covers the two other cabins simultaneously. We are very much enjoying the 1095 and are making some small modifications to make it more comfortable for us. For example, we have two TVs running off inverters, and added extra outlets running off inverters so we don't have to fire up the generator while under way to charge laptops and watch TV etc. The dealer installed those for us. I added another outlet and added the extra a/c vent in the salon. More recently I removed the main dining table and converted the dinette to "U" shaped seating which gives us more room to move about yet still be able to convert the bench to forward facing seating. We put in a nice teak folding aft cockpit table so we don't have to move / remove the cockpit table to slide the cockpit bench in order to tilt the motors etc. The salon seating configuration required no holes or drilling and is completely reversible - it can be easily put back to factory original configuration with just the 6 screws holding in the table base. Good luck! It's a great boat. |
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Post by aplackey on Jul 1, 2021 18:16:55 GMT
Love both modifications...am a new nc 1095 boat owner...who did the modifications? where did you get that folding teak table for outside?
Also wondering...i have water accumulated on the tray above my port side fuel tank...nothing on starboard side. I was told...it's because they hosed off the boat...but shouldn't there be a drain for that and then how come starboard side is clear?
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Post by tjoboats on Oct 8, 2023 6:37:39 GMT
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Post by tjoboats on Oct 8, 2023 6:38:23 GMT
Hi. New 1095 owner. What are the dimensions of the folding aft deck table?
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Post by seamate on Dec 16, 2023 14:35:46 GMT
1095user it would be really great if you could share some pictures of your AC modification for the saloon extra vent you added? Was it in the port aft side pillar like they have done in the version two of the AC from the factory or was it somewhere else in the dash? if you’re able to share the ductwork modifications, that would be awesome! Thank you
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