2014 Newmar Mtn Aire

some of the NPs only allow generators from 8-10 12-2 and 6-8. While do abble, those times would constrain you to much for me to own an all electric MH. Of course if you use 50 amp sites all the time all electric makes sense.

We have a 2013 Newmar Mountain Aire all electric and love it. Would not go any other way. This is our second Newmar Coach they build great RV's and the folks at Newmare are awesome to work with. You are family with them. Seabee 13

The next coach we buy will be all electric as well. In fact the cookware we bought is induction capable already, LOL. We are planning ahead.

My coach is also all electric....it is the ONLY way I will go from now on. One source for fuel, diesel. We do most of our traveling in the winter and even in north florida you need the heat on some nights and not having to deal with propane is wonderful.

The residential fridge is an added bonus with all electric. As some have said, the indoor freezer is plenty of space and I would want the outdoor freezer space for storage. Newmar is a great product.

huntnjim....Maybe some missed your forum name. You might just need that freezer for a deer.

There are a lot of people on here poo pooing all electric, but the reality is that high end coaches will all be that way in the near future. When you're buying such a nice coach, I wouldn't have anything else but all electric.

The freezer is something only you will know if you need it. On the sat antenna, I would rather have Newmar mount and wire it in, than some local RV place that will have no clue where to run the wiring or hack unnecessary holes.

Sounds like you've made the decision -- IvyLog lives just ouside of Atlanta -- maybe you two could get together -- He's got a wealth of experience in the larer Class A's -- When you get ready for the next coach just run out to Nappanee and have them build it your way. Having been through all those units you should have some idea what you really like?

Let us know how you like it.

BOL,

Running the generator for "just 2 hours in the morning" and "just 2 in the evening". That is not something I would want to do or subject others to. We refill propane once a year. It's a pain but if that saves me 4 hrs of generator / day, I'm happy.

FWIW: Our generator has 12 hours on it in total. I guess propane has saved us a bit of gas in the past 5 years.

Medico wrote:
I would also believe the 8 house batteries (actually I would prefer 8 batteries)on this level of coach are probably higher amperage batteries to start.

This would be a fantastic coach. Go for it.

No, they're GC's. Looked at a Ventana and Mountain Aire.

I confirmed this Newmar dealer orders most of his new units pre-wired only for sat dishes. He said and I agree that a large amount of his customers were replacing what comes with the coach with their dish of choice.
For example my 13 Seneca came with the tracking sat dish HD only with Dish network. I have direct tv and was going to replace with the winegard slim.

Just another update I committed to the new unit today with a credit card to hold until I get there next Thursday.
My wife and I will fly out to Atlanta confirm the Coach spend the first night at the Stone Mtn RV Resort. If we have any issues we will return to the dealer next day, resolve and then by Saturday start our trip back to Colorado. Wish us luck, maybe this is a keeper.

My 08 Newmar has the Winegard Road Trip satellite system and it works great. A satellite dish is almost a necessity. They can be added as most MH are pre-wired for them.

I added a solar system to my unit and very seldom have to run the generator while boondocking.