Ryobi 900 Watt Propane Generator
I am interested in any experience with the Ryobi 900 watt propane generator. I generally run on solar only, but am looking at something to top off the batteries after a few cloudy days. Would probabl...
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On another subforum, poster posted about a Ryobi 700 running/900 peak watt propane generator, 25lbs, and $299 at HomeDepot:
https://sprinter-source.com/forum/showthread.php?t=64614&highlight=Ryobi+propane
https://www.ryobitools.com/products/details/900-watt-propane-inverter-generator
Big advantages include the use of propane fuel (can use the disposable canisters or hookup to Westy propane tank with proper hoses and attachments), lightweight and small size, and relatively inexpensive.
For those who got rid of the 100 lb or so Onan Generator as too noisy, too big and unnecessary if don't have a rooftop air conditioner, etc., but still have propane tank--this Ryobi might be a good emergency generator to recharge batteries, etc. Check this article to read more about propane generators.
It might still be too big to fit inside the Westy.
While the Honda and Yamaha generators are top-notch and have more output, they cost a lot more and need gas.
https://sprinter-source.com/forum/showthread.php?t=64614&highlight=Ryobi+propane
https://www.ryobitools.com/products/details/900-watt-propane-inverter-generator
Big advantages include the use of propane fuel (can use the disposable canisters or hookup to Westy propane tank with proper hoses and attachments), lightweight and small size, and relatively inexpensive.
For those who got rid of the 100 lb or so Onan Generator as too noisy, too big and unnecessary if don't have a rooftop air conditioner, etc., but still have propane tank--this Ryobi might be a good emergency generator to recharge batteries, etc. Check this article to read more about propane generators.
It might still be too big to fit inside the Westy.
While the Honda and Yamaha generators are top-notch and have more output, they cost a lot more and need gas.
