Our journey to pick truck camper, a question
We have made our camper selection. It has been a long journey for us to come to the decision. Original priorities were Pop-up Flatbed Passenger side entry Rear dinette seating North South slee...
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MacHof wrote:
Ron,
Love the floor plan and the side entry door - a much better solution for keeping dust out if you spend a lot of time on dirt roads.
Re the microwave - you don't really need a generator unless you go for a powerful one. Our microwave is a 1 kW unit which our inverter and our 4 AGM batteries handles comfortably.
Henrik
We have a similar rig to MacHof and find that the 4 6V AGM's make it really handy when running your electric things when not on the grid. Any chance there is room for 2 more. Figure, the extra 2 are only the size of 2 cases of beer. We have 330W solar on one side of roof and room for canoe on other and so far, almost never run the genny.
Our fantastic fans keep us cool in hot weather but we really don't go looking for 100+, high humidity conditions when on vacation.
With canoe, your TC is going to be fairly high but getting the boat on the roof should not be that big of a deal if you are spry.
With the pop up, loading the canoe is easier than when we had our hard side. If you are not familiar with loading canoe on roof, I can give you some pointers.
The 3 solar panels are on one side. No A/C. Powell Forest Canoe Circuit, BC
Dave
