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Lantley
May 24, 2021Nomad
valhalla360 wrote:
Cost really is a non-issue in the choice.
Unless you use a ton of propane, the convenience of electric makes it worth paying an extra $5-10 per year with electricity.
If you use that much on a seasonal site, see about getting a propane company to bring out a big 100gal tank but unless you do a lot of winter camping, it's unlikely to be worth it.
This^^^^. Why go through the effort of monitoring and changing tanks.
Electric does not require any input from the end user.
The cost difference is negligible either way.
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