Do You REALLY Need To Run your Genny?
Just got in from our first dry camping experience with our new camper and dual battery setup. Genny hours are 9-11 and 5-9. We actually had two family campers there and each had a 2,000W Honda genny...
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Hoppypoppy wrote:GrumpyGator wrote:
Maybe I'm just hard-headed, but I don't see the problem with generators.
If I go to a campground where generators are allowed from 9AM until 11PM, I'm going to assume that I'll hear generators during those hours.
If I want to run my generator during those hours, I will. And I don't feel that it's necessary to "warn" any neighbors. The campground rules already warned them.
If I wanted a campground without generators, I'd go somewhere that didn't allow them.
My particular camping scenarios involve both cases. Sometimes I camp with a generator where they are allowed, and sometimes I want to camp where they are not allowed. I read the rules, and know exactly what to expect. Easy-Peasy.
I agree. And I guarantee my gens are less annoying than a continuously barking dog....or chain saw....or loud "music"....or oblivious drunks.
I go along with these RVers. As long as you are within the rules everything is fine. I only have problems with the ones that don't follow the rules.
