What size generator to run AC??
Looking at buying a +/-28 foot travel trailer, with one AC unit. What size generator should I have to run the AC and lights, TV, etc? Thanks
Forum Discussion
As noted, all of the propane downsides are true.
There is one and only one advantage to propane. No carb to gum up.
Now this is an important advantage to those that do not use their generators much... And that covers a lot of people.
As I have said here before, "Propane is well suited for light users. Gas is s better choice for heavy users.
I was a heavy user for many years. My two EU 2000s never had any carb issues. Boondocking as I do in remote locations, propane was an unworkable fuel for us.
Now with 1860 watts of solar, my usage is less most of the time. But I am keeping the Hondas around for those cold weather winter hunts that require a LOT of generator use.
There is one and only one advantage to propane. No carb to gum up.
Now this is an important advantage to those that do not use their generators much... And that covers a lot of people.
As I have said here before, "Propane is well suited for light users. Gas is s better choice for heavy users.
I was a heavy user for many years. My two EU 2000s never had any carb issues. Boondocking as I do in remote locations, propane was an unworkable fuel for us.
Now with 1860 watts of solar, my usage is less most of the time. But I am keeping the Hondas around for those cold weather winter hunts that require a LOT of generator use.
