Class A Motorhome and fulltiming in Florida
I will be retiring in a about 5 years. I want to fulltime in a Class A, around 35 feet. I live in Florida, so hopefully will get responses from fellow Floridians. 1) How warm or hot does a clas...
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our electric bill in Tampa during the summer, at 13 cents per KWH was about $75.00. We have a 33' Class A with 2 slides. Things to do: Keep the awnings out unless it's windy or stormy. (don't leave with them out!). Get sun shades for the windshield and side windows up front. Get the square pads to stick in the vent fans. Cover any skylights. Don't open the door often during the hottest part of the day. We put the refrigerator on gas and didn't use our washer and dryer. LP gas was cheaper then. Might not be cheaper than electric now. That's why the RV has wheels. In the summer, head for the mountains. Come back to FL in the winter!
