Hypothetical Winter Camping Electrical Limits
Hi, I used to have a very old tow-behind trailer that I used during the winter in Colorado; 2 batteries, 2 propane tanks. Since the furnace had no fan it was easy to be out a week, dry. Now I did...
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Another question: Do most modern truck campers have enough roof space for a few panels (100W each); thinking I may need to put portable panels outside - say I'd like 600W of panels?
It there enough room to creatively add batteries; say I'd like 4 batteries...
(should I really be considering a small 5th wheel, hmm rather not if I can squeeze into the truck camper)
Lastly, if I know the seasons are changing, and I'm driving north and wish to go dry: do drain points work well enough in late model truck campers that I could dump the water in my plumbing quickly and know the plumbing won't freeze?
Thanks again,
Bill
It there enough room to creatively add batteries; say I'd like 4 batteries...
(should I really be considering a small 5th wheel, hmm rather not if I can squeeze into the truck camper)
Lastly, if I know the seasons are changing, and I'm driving north and wish to go dry: do drain points work well enough in late model truck campers that I could dump the water in my plumbing quickly and know the plumbing won't freeze?
Thanks again,
Bill
