hunter_rv wrote:
I called the Montana dealer and confirmed that I do not have an inverter.Darn disappointing that it doesn't come with one and a person has to adapt to this situation.
We all there. It's not standard equipment on most coaches, unless you opt for a residential refridge.
hunter_rv wrote:
Is there a way to power these receptacles using the batteries and inverter?
The easiest way to power the entire coach with an inverter is to plug your shore cord into it.
The next easiest is to hard-wire it into the main panel input. It's very wasteful, noisy and smelly to watch tv using a generator. An inverter is just another ac source. Direct it however you want it.
