I finally did some updates to the hatch duct. I reduced and simplified. I redesigned the inside ductwork to be quick change and swivel. I was able to design an adapter for the room A/C unit to exhaust through easily without opening the hatch. There are also caps the can be put on the inside and outs...

I was pondering a random thought. Has anyone ever thought of or actually modified the "fuel nooks" by sealing them up and turning them into a built in fuel tank either with a bladder or some encapsulation? I don't think it would be worth the tradeoffs but, it seems like an interesting thou...

Would it be possible to get those files? I have access to a 3d printer and that could work on our Mac nicely.

We haven't had any issues with the solar vent, so I figured worst case would be to reinstall that if the weather looks too bad. Threads just add fun to the challenge. There will likely be tweaks to get them to work correctly. I did think about a dorade box also, but honestly that was more than I wan...

That's the plan. I figured I'ld give myself options for a vent also. I'll definitely post pics of the installation. The pieces screw together through the hole with a lock nut. This seemed like the easiest way to accommodate hatch thickness and allow some direction adjustment.

That's an interior vent duct for when we don't run the AC and just want a dorade effect. I also created a straight connector to just let air blow straight down into the boat.

So, our 26X came with a solar vent in the forward hatch. We have a portable AC that we use when on shore power and vent out the hatch with some custom cut plexiglass panels. I decided to try my hand at 3D modelling and printing. I designed a vent that goes into the existing hole used by the fan as w...