Guys with generators ....

You mad bro?
Lol

These bozos have no clue...and they run them all day and most of the night.

Hell yeah im mad lol. Who brings a generator for a construction site to power up their rv on a tent only camp site they parked on top of? It’s a tent site ... for tents .

AutomationIsComing wrote:
Hell yeah im mad lol. Who brings a generator for a construction site to power up their rv on a tent only camp site they parked on top of? It’s a tent site ... for tents .

Well WHO "tents" and posts a generator rant in the TRAILER forum?

But seriously, I HAVE seen "tenting" folks poke a AIR CONDITIONER out of their tent.. It IS A TENT, IT IS FULL OF HOLES, IT HAS NO INSULATION, IT WILL NEVER COOL..

There, I balanced your rant :B

AutomationIsComing wrote:
Hell yeah im mad lol. Who brings a generator for a construction site to power up their rv on a tent only camp site they parked on top of? It’s a tent site ... for tents .

You are preaching to the choir on this. You can bet the person with a contractor generator is not on RV.net The rant should have been directed to the generator person directly or the local Ranger.

BTW I am fully powered by solar.

Open frame or closed up inverter ... if there's no other noise source, both will sound uncomfortably loud.

I am tempted to make an untoward comment and get this thread closed. How many anti generator threads will there be, it's time to get over it.

My RVing style is automated and it takes electricty for automation to function, at least you can lay on the ground to sleep and maybe you have not been effected by a physical malady that requires you have a bathroom you can reach in seconds, maybe you don't have to have hearing aids to not hear silence.

You have legs and voices, walk over to those who are offending you and trampling your rights and talk to them face to face, don't be a coward and do it here.

I avoid campgrounds in the summer for this reason and lately light pollution. Every kid seems to have a flashlight, some have laser beams. Dad likes 2 Coleman lanterns.

DE Bishop. I have been camping since the early 1950s. There was a time when you could talk with people and ask them in a reasonable tone. Now you can't. Lots of people are armed and have plenty of attitude. I asked a guy recently in a nice restaurant if he would mind lowering his voice. It was on. We had the police and an ambulance. We broke the furniture. Now I keep my mouth shut.

Only 2 (legal) solutions to this that I see.
1) boondock as far from people as possible and move again if you have to; or
2) camp at established sites that have electrical.

Direct your anger at who ever allowed trailers to set up at a tent only site per post #3.