Hey all you cutting edge Mini-Split conversion elitists! Do you all have any pictures of your Mini-Split installs? I'd really like to see how you placed the Air Handler on the inside of the bus. Ideally I think that one 18k unit with (2) 9k air-handlers (240v) and then possibly a 2nd 9 or 12k unit (120v) as a backup with a single air-handler.I've been reading nothing but good things from those of you who use them - if you have some horror stories I'd love to hear those as well.I am looking to re-arrange my basement and possibly get rid of the 2 coleman basement AC units. A couple of reasons for this - 1. They each have 2 compressors and put out 24k BTU's. For 400sf of space it seems like an overkill, much less the power needed to run them (should that read "much more?"). 2. Duct work - In the existing space under the bus (already converted) I'd have to get creative as to where the duct-work should run and cut a bunch of holes in the floor to get the air to where I want it. With the splits its 1 hole for each air-handler.3. Intakes - There are (2) intakes in the floor (one for each unit) right where we'd like to put the bunks for the kids. The intakes are pretty hefty (12" x 16") and take up space where we could put storage under the bunks. 4. Size - Each of these units takes up about 2/3's of a bay with the intake and output duct work. One bay has the AC unit raised up which creates a little bit of space underneath and the other unit is on the floor of another bay with plumbing over the top. I'd also like to opt for a smaller 8-10k generator at some point in the future. I think the challenge in the mini-splits is the placement of the air-handlers and getting good coverage without freezing out one person while the driver sweats to death.As always - Your feedback is amazing...thanks!-SeanPS - My psychic ability predicts (2) Coleman Basement AC units and a 14k watt martin generator for sale about 3 to 6 months in the future...