Furnace while boondocking.
For a 33' travel trailer, how much battery usage can I expect from the furnace? They are calling for low 40s over night and the women like it warm. The only site left was no electric so I booked it....
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RoyBell wrote:time2roll wrote:RoyBell wrote:Yes if you will be doing more off-grid camping in the new RV or just want to be prepared for contingencies... that will be the time to get the right stuff.
We are on the verge of upgrading in the next year or two if we find the right model so I am not all that much in a rush to put new batteries in for next year.
The next one will have a generator built-in.
Even with a generator there will be times that you will want to,, or have to,, use just the batteries for a night with the furnace. Learning about how batteries and the 12 volt systems on your camper work now will help you to decide what type of batteries to get when you purchase your next camper.
The battery (and it's usually just one) that come with campers usually suck.
