Dry camping, battery idea?
We're scheduled to pick up our brand new Keystone Premier Bullet 19FBPR in early May. I'm pretty excited, but we'll be dry camping for two weeks and I have a couple questions regarding battery life. ...
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I don't dry camp enough to justify spending money on mods, so this is what we do for a few days at the beach:
Use jugs of water for flushing to avoid running the pump. Also you can fill your tea kettle from the fresh water tank drain outside.
I don't use the 12V lights. I have 2 little $5 LED camping lanterns that run off of AA batteries.
If the trailer battery runs down enough for the fridge to quit I will use the jumper cables and the van to pump it up.
In case of complete 12V system failure, I carry a cooler to save the fridge food.
Use jugs of water for flushing to avoid running the pump. Also you can fill your tea kettle from the fresh water tank drain outside.
I don't use the 12V lights. I have 2 little $5 LED camping lanterns that run off of AA batteries.
If the trailer battery runs down enough for the fridge to quit I will use the jumper cables and the van to pump it up.
In case of complete 12V system failure, I carry a cooler to save the fridge food.
