Camping with the Sound Police
This is not intended to be another quiet generator versus noisy generator discussion, but I am curious where people camp who run their generators for much of the day. I am a full timer and travel ext...
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drsteve wrote:toedtoes wrote:pnichols wrote:
There is another (ultimate, IMHO) approach to keeping RV batteries charged pretty much all the time, rain or shine, shade or shine, with no noise you can hear. However barring a huge battery bank (or a very small RV), a generator still may or may not be required for air conditioning.
Here it is: http://www.efoy.com/
Here's a link with more detail: https://www.efoy-comfort.com/technical-data
That is nice.
Nice but pricey. $5800 for 12v at 8.8 amps.
Yep. But if it's sustainable, it will come down in price. I don't need the extra battery power that a generator provides at this point. But if the time comes that I do want more power, then this could be a viable option at that point. Worth keeping an eye on.
