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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daveshoby wrote:jplante4 wrote:dons2346 wrote:
"I inspected a Travel Supreme last year that was all electric - no propane aboard. Hydro hot diesel burner for heat and hot water, electric cook top and oven, 12.5 kW Onan and 8 - CG2s with 2 - 2000 watt inverters. No boondocking in that bus."
That is a ridiculous statement. Why can't you boondock in that coach? It has everything needed to do so
except peace and quiet. I don't like listening to a 12.5 kW generator all day. And I'm sure my neighbors wouldn't either.
X2!!!
Guys, the generator doesn't have to run all day. Generally, two hours in the morning and two in the evening is plenty to keep the battery bank charged.
Safe travels,
MM.
