Inverter Generator Help Please
Recently I booked a 4 night stay at a State campground with no electric hookups for this upcoming camping season. It will be my first experience relying on just battery power. My Travel Trailer has th...
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SoundGuy wrote:RobWNY wrote:
My Travel Trailer has the one Marine/Deep cycle battery and I have decided to get 4 Trojan 6V T-105's and wire them in Series and Parallel. I also plan on buying a portable Inverter Generator so I can re-charge the batteries during my stay.
Why would you bother with 4 T105s if you plan to also invest in a genset for recharging the batteries? :h A pair of those 6 volt jugs would cover most common situations for at least a day or two, even power a mid size inverter if you'd like to run a small coffee maker, toaster, etc. Since you'd have a genset for recharging having four instead of two 6 volts really doesn't buy you much advantage, especially considering that most trailers will easily accept two 6 volt batteries but often require some imagination to mount four. K.I.S.S. ;)
Agree!
Kinda of overkill for first dry camping experience with what you plan to run.
I agree with starting with two 6v golf cart batteries and a Champion 3400w inverter generator.
Four 6v batteries would be normal if you had a residential fridge running on an inverter.
