Thinking of going to a Class B
In the past we used our Class A exactly the way we wanted to. trips here and there, vacations, to the beach mostly, used it as a recon vehicle for our move here to NC and all in all it has served our ...
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Kayteg1 wrote:
I always laugh when lot of bragging about generators indicate that members leave their house only to sit in their RV whole day with AC on.
I live in California and in 30 years of camping here, never need AC on my family camping. We go to high Sierra to the lakes and even in our boating years, when we camp in trailer with 105F, we spend day in the lake, while evenings at the campfire.
Good part of CA is that regardless 105F at noon, we still get 70's at nights.
Having older ClassA with very heavy generator, I removed it as I did not feel like carrying 400lb dead weight, what gave us nice storage in smaller coach.
That's OK if you live in Cali and camp in the mountains but try not having a generator in the South West/Mojave desert, you wont be able to use the RV till 11 pm at night and better be out of it by 9 am almost 6 months of the year.
We have days that are 110 degrees in the shade and still around 95 degrees at midnight.
