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C.B. wrote:
The only time mine is not plug in(shop, campground, generator,) is when going down the road.
C.B.
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93Cobra2771 wrote:
I keep plugged in, but fridge is not running. No use running it with nothing in it. A few days prior to a camping trip I'll turn the fridge on.
โSep-02-2014 06:12 PM
โSep-02-2014 05:26 PM
coolbreeze01 wrote:richamor wrote:
The wife and I are in "conversation" about this. I want to leave the trailer plugged in at home all of the time. That way the fridge can run, I can run the AC when wanted/needed and it spares the batteries.
The wife says it's a waste of electricity and we should only plug it in when needed and the fridge can run on propane.
Your wife doesn't know what she is talking about.
โSep-02-2014 04:47 PM
richamor wrote:
The wife and I are in "conversation" about this. I want to leave the trailer plugged in at home all of the time. That way the fridge can run, I can run the AC when wanted/needed and it spares the batteries.
The wife says it's a waste of electricity and we should only plug it in when needed and the fridge can run on propane.
โSep-02-2014 04:43 PM
โSep-02-2014 04:14 PM
bnk190 wrote:
Think of it this way. People that full time in rv's have it plugged in all the time. Nothing to be worried about
โSep-02-2014 04:08 PM