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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brholt wrote:Hi brholt. Thanks for posting. There are a lot of people here that post about winter camping, like btggraphix and buzzcut1. Both are great about sharing and buzzcut1 is a frequent poster of winter camping. Except for a couple of items we agree on the set up for winter camping. My experience is for long term camping and Buzzcut1 suggestions are for what most here experience. All helpful.bka0721 wrote:brholt wrote:this and was a great Trip Report for winter camping, but does not scratch the surface for full timing in a TC during winter periods with below freezing, and more, weather. Be cautious in reviewing these type of experiences.
Here is a winter camping report in an Arctic Fox:
Grand Teton in Winter
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Bka0721 if you get a chance it would be great if you could post your experience and suggestions. I know I and certainly others would be very interested.
Brad
Rather than me drone on about my experiences, I find it a better use of my time and the poor reader to just ask specific questions for all of us to respond together. No one has the final solution and or answer. That is what is great about the TC Forum, the willingness of others to help us all to enjoy and use our truck campers.
Starting another thread and a question would be a great way to start. But, by all means have a good time in your truck camper. I am spending my time in the Northern Rocky Mountains, still off the grid this summer, so there is a lack of consistent internet so my responses might take a while to get posted.
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