Dry Camp Newbie Question.
We are looking to dry camp tonight since we will be too late to check-in to the RV park we will be at for the next month.
Just figured out though that the AC won't run off the batteries. We do have a 4500w (3600w running) generator with a 30amp plug. We also have a dogbone converter from 50->30 so we plan to try to use that with the generator to give us some air. We have 2 english bulldogs who don't do well with heat, so being in south texas on the beach in the heat will not fair well for them with no AC.
Wondering - is the method I described above correct/going to work?? Are there any alternatives? I saw that the batteries will pretty much only run the fridge, water pump, and lights..?
**edit** we have a '16 sandpiper with 2 ac's
Just figured out though that the AC won't run off the batteries. We do have a 4500w (3600w running) generator with a 30amp plug. We also have a dogbone converter from 50->30 so we plan to try to use that with the generator to give us some air. We have 2 english bulldogs who don't do well with heat, so being in south texas on the beach in the heat will not fair well for them with no AC.
Wondering - is the method I described above correct/going to work?? Are there any alternatives? I saw that the batteries will pretty much only run the fridge, water pump, and lights..?
**edit** we have a '16 sandpiper with 2 ac's
