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 relay on the F150 to the 7 pin was plugged into the wrong port so i had never been charging while driving.
this year we will be dry camping for a week. Electrical use will be the propane detector, led lights, radio, water pump, defrost on the fridge. We don't have an inverter.
My question, do you think running the generator for a 2-3 hours a day will be enough? or am i going to kill my group 31?
I've been thinking of getting a 2nd grp 31, or just take along my 10 year old grp 27.
If i upgrade charging, should i just get the progressive dynamics? But we would only dry camp for no longer than a week once per summer. Or i could get a 20 amp battery charger that i could run off the gennie at the same time and keep the wfco. I currently have a 10amp.
Just trying to get the best bang for the buck.
this year we will be dry camping for a week. Electrical use will be the propane detector, led lights, radio, water pump, defrost on the fridge. We don't have an inverter.
My question, do you think running the generator for a 2-3 hours a day will be enough? or am i going to kill my group 31?
I've been thinking of getting a 2nd grp 31, or just take along my 10 year old grp 27.
If i upgrade charging, should i just get the progressive dynamics? But we would only dry camp for no longer than a week once per summer. Or i could get a 20 amp battery charger that i could run off the gennie at the same time and keep the wfco. I currently have a 10amp.
Just trying to get the best bang for the buck.
