ford truck guy wrote:
I can compare options A and C as I went from one to the other..
I started using 2 of the EU 2000’s with a 5 gallon extended run fuel tank... It got old getting there, getting the generators out and set up, hooking them together and setting up the fuel...
I then purchased a 6500 LP version, although the LP version gets thirsty when running at max, it sure is handy, and that what I was looking for...
We dry camp usually 2-3 times a year, and stay in campgrounds probably 95% of the time, so for us, it made sense..
Thank you. Coming from someone who has been-there-done-that on both options carries a lot of weight.
I suspect my ideal solution is an onboard 5500 LP generator, solar and batteries out the wazoo, and maybe one 2000W portable generator for emergency backup, topping off the battery in low-sun, and just light-demand needs so I don't have to fire up the 5500.
