dry camping
Last year we dry camped for 3 days/nights. We have a champion 2000W inverter generator, and a group 31 battery, and i assume a WFCO converter. We handled that ok. I did figure out that the charging...
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coolmom42 wrote:
You should have the manual for the WFCO, if you have all the paperwork for the camper. You can also pull it out and find the model/serial number, and look it up on the website, to find out the specs.
and if you look up the WFCO spec's one very key point is the wire size and length requirements. BIG and SHORT. violate those, which most every TT mfg does, and likelyhood of ever getting the spec'd max current is pretty low.
Typically the TT WFCO is a 45 or 55A unit.
