Anyone travel with Gen running to power AC?
Just wondering if anyone travels down the road and runs there gen to power the AC so the trailer is nice and cool when you get to your destination?
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You can run the gen down the road with no problems but I found this will not help on my Fuzion.
Last July 4th holiday we started out from Las Vegas heading to Lake Havasu City AZ. It was 114 in Vegas so I fired up the gen and both A/Cs to keep the camper cool. It was 76 degrees inside as I had been on shore plug running A/C at home.
When we got to Havasu it was 123 and when I went inside to set-up the rig it was 123. The Fuzion had allowed enough air thru itself on the road that it had lost all cooling that had been there.
Bottom line for me is running heat or A/C on the road is a waste of effort as the Fuzion doesn't insulate itself well enough.
Last July 4th holiday we started out from Las Vegas heading to Lake Havasu City AZ. It was 114 in Vegas so I fired up the gen and both A/Cs to keep the camper cool. It was 76 degrees inside as I had been on shore plug running A/C at home.
When we got to Havasu it was 123 and when I went inside to set-up the rig it was 123. The Fuzion had allowed enough air thru itself on the road that it had lost all cooling that had been there.
Bottom line for me is running heat or A/C on the road is a waste of effort as the Fuzion doesn't insulate itself well enough.
