Solar or Generator for Boondocking
This is for a truck camper, no a/c. This would be to keep batteries charged. I was putting together a solar kit (on paper, for purchase at a later date) and started thinking about a generator and wh...
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smkettner wrote:
Worst case you roll out.
You might not be able to just "roll out".
Suppose, for example, you are boondocking at Dubinky Wells in Utah and get unexpectedly caught for 2-3 very cloudy days during their August monsoon season such that it was best road-wise to stay put until the weather blew over.
You might be thankful you had a genny along then ... for both battery charging and air conditioning in the potentially warm and humid conditions. ;)
P.S. We've never been caught in those conditions (yet) ... but we have been rockhounding in the Dubinky Wells area in the summer. We didn't camp overnight out there but were equipped to be able to in safety and comfort ... if needed, just in case. BTW, you can do a lot more from an RV than rockhound in that remote pristine area.
