Which generator do you recommend?
I have a King Kraft generator that has (and still is) running very well with absolutely no issues. It came when I purchased my Keystone Springdale TT around 2006 or so. I've not used it with the camp...
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I can easily move one of my Honda "suitcase" generators out of the truck tool box . Lifting both at one can be done but it is not easy. Carrying both on relatively level ground again very easy to carry both at once.
Very quite, Easy to move, runs great and works well. Cost 900 to 1 thousand each. Cable to connect and obtain 30 amps was I think $30.00.
I made a long running fuel set up. I had two old fuel tank from an old boat to buy a new one perhaps 60.00 so sort of expensive. I bought an outboard boat fuel line for perhaps 20.00 put a filter inline for anther 5.00 and bought two caps for I think 20.00. Seems like a lot to spend but I like the set up no spilling fuel, no refueling a hot generator or having to shut it down. I can disconnect a can and switch over and I can go fill the cans while the internal tanks keep running for hours.
I need 30 amps to run my AC. If yours will start ( not run, but start) on 20 amps then one would work. You might try just one and see what happens.
For noise and to run electronics look hard at inverters. The only draw back is the cost.
Very quite, Easy to move, runs great and works well. Cost 900 to 1 thousand each. Cable to connect and obtain 30 amps was I think $30.00.
I made a long running fuel set up. I had two old fuel tank from an old boat to buy a new one perhaps 60.00 so sort of expensive. I bought an outboard boat fuel line for perhaps 20.00 put a filter inline for anther 5.00 and bought two caps for I think 20.00. Seems like a lot to spend but I like the set up no spilling fuel, no refueling a hot generator or having to shut it down. I can disconnect a can and switch over and I can go fill the cans while the internal tanks keep running for hours.
I need 30 amps to run my AC. If yours will start ( not run, but start) on 20 amps then one would work. You might try just one and see what happens.
For noise and to run electronics look hard at inverters. The only draw back is the cost.
