Generator questions
I'll be taking out my travel trailer this summer and I'm a new rv'er. I have a 2017 Cherokee with two batteries. I'll be going "dry" camping for up to 5 days at a time. Will a Honda 1000 generator be ...
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Huntindog wrote:
For maximum flexability, the 2000 is the way to go. Not much more weight, and only about 300.00 more. A year from now you will thank me for this, as the 300.00 will be long forgotten.
For sure, a 2K genset is a lot more versatile than a 1K BUT the OP may not thank you a year from now once they've gotten tired of repeatedly lugging that 50+ lb 2K genset in and out of the truck. :M It may only be 20 lbs lighter but a 1K is FAR easier to toss around than a 2K. I've owned two EU2000i gensets but if I were to ever buy another a much lighter 1K would now be my preference. Yeah, a 1K will take longer to recharge a set of batteries to the same SOC as a 2K but at the end of the day my back will thank me for choosing a 1K. :W
