buying another pusher.
All the motorhomes I am seeing for sale are all electric with residential fridges. We do a lot of boondocking and I think the coaches with the 2-way fridges that can use propane make boondocking easi...
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I just converted our new ride to all electric...took out stove top and replaced with an induction. We are on our maiden voyage with it and have stayed in a private CG 2 nights out of 30 and no solar yet. A energy star refer uses 100W when running less than half the time so 2 batteries will run it 30+ hours before needing to be recharged.
You are better off buying a rig that’s already total electric as it should have the PSW inverter you need (except for Samsung’s) and more AHs of batteries. I made the mistake of putting way too much money in a NoCold 1200 because of the BS about boondocking with a residential. Going total electric (not really as you heat with a AquaHot) is the best mod ever and I’ve done quite a few mods.
You are better off buying a rig that’s already total electric as it should have the PSW inverter you need (except for Samsung’s) and more AHs of batteries. I made the mistake of putting way too much money in a NoCold 1200 because of the BS about boondocking with a residential. Going total electric (not really as you heat with a AquaHot) is the best mod ever and I’ve done quite a few mods.
