โMay-31-2013 06:21 AM
โJun-02-2013 09:34 AM
WandaLust2 wrote:wbwood wrote:
All this jabber makes me want to go out and crank up the Onan on the mh and the champion at the same time just to piss someone off.
And just to p*ss you off you may find your tires slashed by the person you purposely p*ssed off - or ignored if they complained. Is it worth it? And yes, I have heard of a MH owner who had their tires slashed after sassing off someone who asked them to shut their Gen off late at night.
โJun-02-2013 09:13 AM
JiminDenver wrote:
You would think that having the smaller companies putting out inverter generators would push the big boys into offering improvements just to stay on top of the game. Honda went the opposite with their last offering the Handi 3000. It's not only louder than the EU3000 but almost as loud as my 3500/4000 under a heavy load. Yet it is still a Honda and cost in the $2000 range.
โJun-02-2013 09:03 AM
โJun-02-2013 08:58 AM
jetboater454 wrote:64thunderbolt wrote:
Sometimes it's for convenience and sometimes to power a welder to repair an off road machine.
Any I thought I was about the only one bringing a welder.
โJun-02-2013 08:30 AM
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โJun-02-2013 07:49 AM
64thunderbolt wrote:
Sometimes it's for convenience and sometimes to power a welder to repair an off road machine.
โJun-02-2013 07:34 AM
RoyB wrote:
I am hearing it seems to be pointing to the dispersed and non designated areas like KTMRFS is saying that can run a generator just about anytime they want to. All of those seem to be West of the Mississippi River...
Having said that it seems like a bunch of real big trailer in the 36-40 foot lengths or more that have two air conditioners installed are asking the same type of questions. I wouldn't think those larger RV units would not be in the dispersed or non designated areas all that much. I am guessing these users of the really big trailer just like to have something to run both air conditioners sitting on the side of the road, private areas, and while enroute to the camp sites where they can hookup to 50AMP pedestals somewhere.
Interesting comments
Roy Ken
โJun-02-2013 07:31 AM
qtla9111 wrote:AirZone wrote:
Isn't camping to enjoy the Great Outdoors, not to listen to man made noise. Listen to Mother Nature, not city noise?
You'll never convince anyone. The world didn't know noise this until about 150 years ago. Since then it is all about lights, noise and music. Human beings get further and further away from who they are.
We live out in the country, nice and quiet. We have a niece (36 yrs old) who won't come to visit. She says its too quiet and drives her nuts. Sad commentary.
Generators aren't a bad thing, but they do have their place. People spend tens of thousands on an rv and then say solar is too expensive.
โJun-02-2013 06:51 AM
AirZone wrote:
Isn't camping to enjoy the Great Outdoors, not to listen to man made noise. Listen to Mother Nature, not city noise?
โJun-02-2013 06:36 AM
Bumpyroad wrote:rockhillmanor wrote:
and you think everyone with a generator should park in a specific area away from others?? :S
I thought some parks do have a non-generator zone and a generator zone.
bumpy
We must be willing to get rid of the life we've planned,
so as to have the life that is waiting for us.
โJun-02-2013 06:07 AM
โJun-02-2013 05:35 AM
Bumpyroad wrote:rockhillmanor wrote:
and you think everyone with a generator should park in a specific area away from others?? :S
I thought some parks do have a non-generator zone and a generator zone.
bumpy
โJun-02-2013 04:44 AM
rockhillmanor wrote:
and you think everyone with a generator should park in a specific area away from others?? :S