Running a generator in inclement weather
I am buying a new Northern Lite camper next spring and will be using my Honda eu2000i generator for power, and I may even get a 2nd Honda if I need it. I've rarely used a generator before now, so ...
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Hemi Joel wrote:
If you don't own the camper yet, why not get one with a built in generator? Then you have zero hassles with the weather, theft, storage, stringing cords, storing gas, storing generator(s). On a cold, rainy or snowy day, you stay inside your camper all warm and cozy, and just press a button on the wall to start the generator.
So instead of relaxing inside while your generator quietly hums several feet away from the camper, you get to listen to the whole camper drone and feel the floor vibrating under you? That is, IF you can get it started!
No thanks. Anybody I've known with a built in generator has had nothing but problems with it.
