boondocking with just a generator to recharge the batteries

[dpgerson]

Shouldn't it be possible to boondock indefinitely by just running a generator 3 hours a day (this time of year. I'm not talking winter)? By that I mean keep the batteries sufficiently charged. I use minimal 12 volt. Lights, fantastic fan, the furnace in the morning for a bit. But the highest voltage I get once the generator is stopped, and after waiting for 2 hours, is 12.09 volts. Should I expect this. When charging the voltage reads over 13. I'm using a 6500 watt honda generator. I'm plugging the RV shore power into the generator.

Thanks in advance.

[Stranger1050]

I use my trailer for work as I travel a ten state area. Most of the time I do not have access to electric so I use a generator. I start it in the morning to make coffee and in the evening for a couple of hours to watch tv and it keeps my batterie sufficiently charged. I don't think you will have any problem.