Residential Frig / Dry camping
We are contemplating a new motorhome which comes with a residential frig. Apparently it is also serviced by its own two batteries and a 1000 watt inverter. Has anyone tried dry camping for any length ...
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Good replys here from experienced users. We too need to run our gen an hour in the morning at breakfast prep time and then the same thing at supper. This is more because of loads like toaster, coffee, microwave and TV and computer use. In our case it wouldn't matter if we had a residential or not. We are power hogs. But yes we have extra batteries and a robust solar array. Consider adding extra batteries and solar...at least 300 to 400 watts.
Enjoy.
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