On board generator
Was wondering if I made a mistake, ordered a 2014 Montana 3625re without generator prep. Thought I would never dry camp and here we are about to dry camp in two weeks at our local mountain bike park f...
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Veebyes wrote:
You saved yourself a pile of money not having an onboard genny. Being able to run one AC is better than no AC. With the portable genny you don't have to lug the weight around when you don't need it. If there is a genny problem, you take the Honda to the shop, not the whole rig. Must be much cheaper & more convenient than the onboard genny.
How about that extra space gained by not having a genny taking up cubic capacity fulltime?
my problem is protecting my animals when I am away from my rig.
so the portable gen cannot go with me, and can't be made to autostart when no power and internal temp reaches 90. (or whatever).
and might not be there when I get home.
I do understand the convenience, and wish I could take advantage of that (well, no, 1 honda 2000 will cost as much as my 7kw onan when I am done).
