Practicality of non-propane Camper
Is it possible to have an all-electric (or, at least, no propane) camper? Of course, been doing it since 2013. (OK, true confession, our outside grill is propane as you usually can't use charcoal we...
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In your first post, you speak of issues with different hookups for propane, etc. In that situation, I could see choosing to change your setup to something simpler.
But for most people, the propane system is the same everywhere they go. Propane is easy to obtain, so special connections are required, etc. So why go through all the hassle of converting to diesel or gasoline heat and hot water?
And as has been mentioned, "all electric" means just that - ALL electric. If you are using diesel or gasoline for certain things, then you aren't really all electric.
What you are describing is simply "eliminating propane".
But for most people, the propane system is the same everywhere they go. Propane is easy to obtain, so special connections are required, etc. So why go through all the hassle of converting to diesel or gasoline heat and hot water?
And as has been mentioned, "all electric" means just that - ALL electric. If you are using diesel or gasoline for certain things, then you aren't really all electric.
What you are describing is simply "eliminating propane".
