B+ motorhomes
I just bought a Trail Lite B+ 211s with 8.1 Chevy engine. This is my fifth motorhome (others range from an old 20' Vagabond, and three Winnegagos, from 19 to 32'. This vehicle is fantastic. I am...
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burlmart:
I want to use the TV&dvd, and maybe even the microwave (for the occasional 3 minute bag of popcorn) while boondocking without firing up the genset to do it. Just trying to keep my options open when boondocking or state park type camping w/o hookups. Converter off, refrigerator on gas, definitely no AC, and a quiet evening without fumes appeals to me. I also thought the dual battery and inverter would allow all kinds of choices when others are near. My 211 is for "movin' not sittin' " so recharging the batteries on the go or with the genset is always an option.
I guess fabricating some new type of bracket along the frame may be my best option for the two batteries. Bummer, I had read an old post about someone just turning the batteries in the old battery box with the lip bent down, but that pesky propane tank has me scratching my head. Thanks all,
Gary
I want to use the TV&dvd, and maybe even the microwave (for the occasional 3 minute bag of popcorn) while boondocking without firing up the genset to do it. Just trying to keep my options open when boondocking or state park type camping w/o hookups. Converter off, refrigerator on gas, definitely no AC, and a quiet evening without fumes appeals to me. I also thought the dual battery and inverter would allow all kinds of choices when others are near. My 211 is for "movin' not sittin' " so recharging the batteries on the go or with the genset is always an option.
I guess fabricating some new type of bracket along the frame may be my best option for the two batteries. Bummer, I had read an old post about someone just turning the batteries in the old battery box with the lip bent down, but that pesky propane tank has me scratching my head. Thanks all,
Gary
