Newby Dry Camping Questions
Hi guys, So my wife and I are going to start dry camping. We have a 2007 27’ toyhauler w onboard generator. Most places im seeing do not allow generators 24/7 or are very limited usage if not allowed...
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My understanding of GC2 batteries, they can take a 80% discharge cycle.
You must replace the WFCO battery charger. I went to bestconvertor.com and got the 4655 WildKat http://www.bestconverter.com/PD-4655L-MBA-WildKat-55-Amp-Main-Board-Assembly-for-WFCO-8955-or-Parallax-7155-Includes-4600-Remote-_p_677.html#.XSPvu_57nIV
If you want to run any 120V devices while dry camping and not using the generator, you'll need an inverter. Pure sine wave versions. I wish I had gone with 300 watt, however, my wiring was not up to the load that 300 watts would have put on it. Since I bought it, I've found at least two items I would love to run on the inverter and both are in the 180-200 watt range :(
You must replace the WFCO battery charger. I went to bestconvertor.com and got the 4655 WildKat http://www.bestconverter.com/PD-4655L-MBA-WildKat-55-Amp-Main-Board-Assembly-for-WFCO-8955-or-Parallax-7155-Includes-4600-Remote-_p_677.html#.XSPvu_57nIV
If you want to run any 120V devices while dry camping and not using the generator, you'll need an inverter. Pure sine wave versions. I wish I had gone with 300 watt, however, my wiring was not up to the load that 300 watts would have put on it. Since I bought it, I've found at least two items I would love to run on the inverter and both are in the 180-200 watt range :(
