Dry Camping Power
I would really like to be able to dry camp. Sadly, I must admit to liking my electronics, so I'm trying to figure out how to manage power. I found a generator I like: Champion 4000 Watt But, I r...
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oyarsa wrote:Many people want a gen capable of running air, but in my 15 years of dry camping I see very few actually doing that. Lugging them around and constant refueling gets to be a hassle most shy away from. They just endure the heat or go somewhere cooler or an RV park.
I was looking at a generator that could power the A/C as well as tend to all those other items....
Maybe what I should do is to get a power inverter first, then decide if I truly need a generator. Maybe I wouldn't need one if I just forego the A/C.
Inverters are nice, not running a generator at night to watch TV is very handy, but, you need a way to charge your batteries. As said, please don't buy that loud Champion for campground use.
