Compact pop-up with ac and generator?
At first I was thinking about higher end and bigger pop-ups, but now think that getting into smaller camp sites is the higher priority. I would stilll like to have AC and (ideally) a built in generat...
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Eycom wrote:Thanks for that, that's exactly what I needed to know. It definitely sounds to me like the ac is best paired with a site with 120v service. But good to be able to run it in a pinch.RoyGBivUV wrote:
A related question I had...looking into a similar arrangement myself...
I have an on-board Generac-rap LP 3600 that consumes approximately .4 gal. per hr @ 1/2 load. Carrying 2 30# tanks, it's good for short runs. If a/c is needed for 8 hours at night, find a 120v source, or dry camp next to a refill station. Camping off grid in temps from upper 30s down to mid 20s at night, using the genny to recharge the batts twice a day, I've blown through a 30# tank in 4 days. Not only are gas stations easier to find, but the regional price of gas is relatively stable. LP prices vary widely across the board in a single town. Lord help you if you roll into a small wide-spot in the road offering refills with no competition... $$$.
