clarification on generstors
CHowdy. I have a 2007 Jay Feather Lite 218 with a Coleman air conditioner. The manual states 15.75-16.25 amps for start up momentary load and 13.50-16.25 running. I am looking at a Champion 3500/4000 ...
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Gdetrailer wrote:
Golden_HVAC writes "Normally I would rather put up with the heat than listen to the generator noise. You are looking at especially noisy generators."
Interesting comment.
I find that the RV A/C units easily DROWNS OUT ANY AND ALL NOISE created by my portable China gen. RV A/C units are very noisy and tend to create a lot of vibration which is transmitted to the ceiling, walls and even floor.
i think Golden's comment comes from the perspective of the neighbor.
it's interesting that your response was that it doesn't bother you, but you gave no regards to how it would affect a campsite neighbor.:R
too many people buy these open-framed generators without considering who's next to them and only think about how it may affect themselves.
i've always said the the Champion 3500 is a great generator for boondocking or motor races but not for a campground.
