Generator Yes, or No ?
Well we started looking at Class A motorhomes to begin our journey fulltiming it across the country. We wound up with a fifth wheel. Looking at differences, one big one is a Generator. Do we need o...
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Sprink-Fitter wrote:NC Hauler wrote:
They may camp where there is alway's electric hook up's, BUT WHAT IF power goes out due to a storm?...Has happened to us several times.....I'd opt for a generator, better to have one and not need it, then to not have one and your batteries run down and you want electricity..
With that kind of thinking , I might as well haul 150 gallons of water in my tank, WHAT IF campground water dries up and I need water?
Say What????? :h Guess the Boy Scout, "Be Prepared" motto came out in me...You could have a really bad storm, a hurricane, a tornado, lose power, but still have water:S..So all those campers out there with generators are not thinking???? REALLY ??? I've been camping several times over the years at campgrounds where we had full hook up's and lost power due to bad weather, but never lost water, though, in your infinite wisdom, even YOU know that too could happen....so it wouldn't be a bad idea to maybe have 50 gallons of water on board, again, just in case.
I still recommend a small generator whether you think it's smart or not and I would imagine the MAJORITY of campers in here would agree..especially in the 5th wheel section.
