Class C coach battery and Generator
I have a 1990 Itasca class 'c' . My question is if your are dry camping and are using your genset to run the coach ie AC, microwave etc. . At night so you dont have to hear the genset and just need th...
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j-d wrote:
Many older coaches didn't have ATS (Automatic Transfer Switch). Rather, the generator powered an outlet, a 30A receptacle like a campground pedestal. You had to plug your shore tie cable "into yourself" to get the power produced by the onboard generator.
Not just older coaches. My new MH doessn't have an ATS
