50 AMP Tents
Took a stroll around my loop in a state park campground and observed some strange behaviour. The loop is less than 30% full with a mix of tent sites, 30 AMP and a much smaller selection of 50 AMP sit...
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Gdetrailer wrote:
Although at least a big MH DOES have some sort of insulation AND it does have closable glass windows so it DOES attempt to contain much more A/C cooling than a tent..
Tents are not known for being all that air tight (one could even say barely water tight) and have zero insulation value.
I would give MH or hard sided trailers a big bump up in efficiency over air conditioning a tent.
Besides, if you don't like the heat and are planning to use a tent, perhaps you would reconsider tenting at that time until you have more moderate camping weather? I would if all I had was a tent and it was extremely hot.
Except the guy in the MH is cooling 5 times the area compared to the tenter, so net, the tenter is using less power.
Do you hold the RV'er to the same standard, that they should only camp when they don't need the air/con? Why shouldn't a tenter take an air/con unit with them?
