charging rates
We are planning a fall trip using state and national forest sites that no electrical hookups. Idea is to stay at each site a day or two and move on. Traveling between sites, what battery recharge ra...
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troubledwaters wrote:
But for the same cost or less I could buy a generator that has multiple uses and is whole lot more easily moved from the RV to the house, hunting shack, cottage, or wherever.
X2. Right on.
I find that generator and alternator charging of our RV batteries puts charging under my control instead of Mother Nature's.
For the ultimate in flexibility for us hit-and-run RV campers, we can charge our RV batteries anytime, anywhere, 3 ways: Built-in generator, portable generator, and engine alternator.
However, we're part-time campers. Full-time folks camp in the same spot in the sun a lot more and since they're full-time, the cost of solar is just part of their living expenses that reduce messing with generators and their fuel.
