Choosing an Inverter
If I'm in the right place... Looking for an inverter that will run a 1875w +/- hair dryer, 700w microwave (which really takes 1100w), and both sides of an electric blank, the controllers say 180w. ...
Forum Discussion
Almot wrote:
People are trying to turn their RVs into something that it's not designed for, - offgrid living. Except for very few models, RV are made for camping with full hookups - and even in this capacity they are in all respects inferior to smallest and humblest shore home.
Huuuuuhh???
We can go 4-5 days in our 24 foot Class C ... which we bought specifically to be self-contained. The most limitating provision is probably it's 45 gallon fresh water supply. 12V DC and 120V AC electrical power - with no solar on board - does not limit us. For 12V DC power we have three ways of charging our coach battery bank. For 120V AC power we have a high power source fed from the main tank and a low power source fed from a gas can we bring along.
I'm sure many, many RV'ers have drycamping setups far superior to ours.
