A work around for low voltage.
Hi All, Due to the campground refusing to reserve a 50 amp site for me (three months in advance), I've been put where there is only a 30 amp outlet and the campground wiring is, shall we say, "chal...
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Hi,
I find that I can "coast" until bed time--then I turn the water heater on. The next morning after showers and dishes are done I leave the heater on for about one hour. That allows full recovery. The water is hot enough to do the supper dishes.
I find that I can "coast" until bed time--then I turn the water heater on. The next morning after showers and dishes are done I leave the heater on for about one hour. That allows full recovery. The water is hot enough to do the supper dishes.
Snowman9000 wrote:
How often do you need hot water? Considering the ambient temperature, I would think 10 minutes of propane burn prior to taking a shower would be plenty good for the day. That's how we do it, anyway. Does not use much propane.
