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MrWizard
Aug 12, 2017Moderator
#1 use the propane, it is the best option for your setup
#2 the 120v heating element in the fridge Does Not need
pure sine wave, a cheap 400w intverter will do the job
But you will use 25-30 extra amps on the alternator circuit to feed the inverter to heat up that 300w 120v electric heating element
considering its HOT and you are using the A/C in your T/V, will the alternator handle the extra continuous load ?
if yes, buy a cheap inverter and run your cord
i think propane is the best option
#2 the 120v heating element in the fridge Does Not need
pure sine wave, a cheap 400w intverter will do the job
But you will use 25-30 extra amps on the alternator circuit to feed the inverter to heat up that 300w 120v electric heating element
considering its HOT and you are using the A/C in your T/V, will the alternator handle the extra continuous load ?
if yes, buy a cheap inverter and run your cord
i think propane is the best option
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