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- Grit_dogNavigatorGenerator won’t melt in the rain. That’s only a rumor with some old RVers.
- No need for a surge protector with an EU2000. Will shut down for overload before low voltage is encountered. Protector may not even work without a bonding plug to mimic the N-G bond.
- CA_TravelerExplorer IIIYou are the only one on your gen vs 50 in the CG doing who know what in addition to poor CG maintenance, inadequate wiring, low voltage, etc, so no.
- GULFMANExplorer. Thank you for the replies.
I was just curious I’m in the high country of Tucson Arizona it’s been raining since 10:30 So I tarped the trailer to keep the rain off the generator to save on propane and use a little ceramic heater till bed time. I was just curious. The solar and lithium batteries Are doing just fine. I have done this numerous time I was just curious if the surge protector was necessary.
Current temperature in camper a nice warm 84. - TrackrigExplorer III don't and have never heard of anyone doing that.
Bill - Grit_dogNavigatorNo but I’m sure there will be 5 pages of debating it including a couple Karens complaining about hypothetical generator noise and a few posts about if you had solar and a certain type of batteries you wouldn’t need a generator…which will spawn an argument about battery types and capacities….lol
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