How to reduce generator noise?
I have the front bedroom on my toy hauler and the generator is built into the camper and sits under the front bed. What have you guys done to quiet the generator noise? I thought about insulating ar...
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HI,
I am guessing that the Mesa location means that you need to run the A/C at night? That is sad. . If it was just to recharge the batteries, then solar panels will work great, but they do not make enough power to run the A/C overnight.
A Honda RV generator that is water cooled might help out a lot. But it is expensive, and you can sell the Onan for about $1,000 - $2,000?
The mechanic at my work had a 200 - 300 amp 12 volt charger that ran on a Bring and Stratton lawnmower size engine. He put on a muffler that should be mounted on a riding lawn mower, and it got really quiet! Yet it still is a air cooled motor, with a big fan blowing air across the engine with all it's internal vibrations. . .\
Mayberrys.com They sell Honda generators. A pair of 47 pound Honda 2000 generators can run the A/C when combined, and only make about 50 Db.
SunElec.com sells solar panels for a great price!
Fred.
I am guessing that the Mesa location means that you need to run the A/C at night? That is sad. . If it was just to recharge the batteries, then solar panels will work great, but they do not make enough power to run the A/C overnight.
A Honda RV generator that is water cooled might help out a lot. But it is expensive, and you can sell the Onan for about $1,000 - $2,000?
The mechanic at my work had a 200 - 300 amp 12 volt charger that ran on a Bring and Stratton lawnmower size engine. He put on a muffler that should be mounted on a riding lawn mower, and it got really quiet! Yet it still is a air cooled motor, with a big fan blowing air across the engine with all it's internal vibrations. . .\
Mayberrys.com They sell Honda generators. A pair of 47 pound Honda 2000 generators can run the A/C when combined, and only make about 50 Db.
SunElec.com sells solar panels for a great price!
Fred.
