Full-timing again
Last November I accepted a job in Oregon so I could live closer to my children as I was 500 miles away from them in Idaho Falls. I was missing out on a large part of their childhood so I am happy to b...
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pianotuna wrote:
Hi,
It would be a very long haul. It is an either or system, and for a 30 amp rv only does about 1900 watts. It is far cheaper to use an oil filled or other similar heater which can be used to assist the propane furnace if need be. I heat 100% electrically when there is adequate shore power.billtex wrote:
Looks good...you know trailer life did an article on all electric heat adapter for RV's; all electric heat
Might help save some $ in the long haul.
I assume you have hookups?
Bill
Yeah...but you would still get heat to your basement...and you would have one less thing to take up floor space (oil heater).
If you already have an electric hookup, and you are full timing...I would think this makes sense?
Not sying this is for everyone...but for insp1505 it may be a good option...propane 'aint cheap!
B
