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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Interesting topic, I am glad to see so many recommending solar instead of "ruin your neighbors day generators" I dry camp all the time that is all i do.
I have 2 batteries and a 30 watt solar panel and can go forever. I do not run tvs, radios or other accessories.. Have all led lights. Use furnace sparingly. Mostly use a Mr. Buddy heater to take of evening or morning chill. Have even camped in fairly cloudy conditions and did not run out of juice. If you buy a small solar you don't even need fancy wiring or a controller. Leave it portable so you can turn to follow the sun. That way you can park trailer in shade and still have solar in sun. I have a 25 ft cable on mine.
I have 2 batteries and a 30 watt solar panel and can go forever. I do not run tvs, radios or other accessories.. Have all led lights. Use furnace sparingly. Mostly use a Mr. Buddy heater to take of evening or morning chill. Have even camped in fairly cloudy conditions and did not run out of juice. If you buy a small solar you don't even need fancy wiring or a controller. Leave it portable so you can turn to follow the sun. That way you can park trailer in shade and still have solar in sun. I have a 25 ft cable on mine.
